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Gary March
Gary March is a British-Caribbean sculptor whose practice is shaped by his upbringing in Birmingham and experiences of migration, racial inequality and cultural belonging. Working with stone, wood and reclaimed materials, he transforms personal and collective histories into sculptural reflections on memory, identity and resilience.
March's sculptural practice brings together migration, childhood, mental health and the Black British experience, using material and form to explore remembrance and personal history.
March's sculptural practice brings together migration, childhood, mental health and the Black British experience, using material and form to explore remembrance and personal history.
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