British artist Piers Secunda uses damaged cultural objects and evidence gathered through research to examine the deliberate destruction of Ukraine’s cultural history. Nature Morte: The Extermination of Ukraine is free to visit in Fitzrovia until Sunday 6 September.

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What the exhibition covers

The work considers how attacks on museums, monuments and historic objects can erase shared memory as well as damage physical places. The subject includes war and cultural destruction, so it may not suit visitors looking for a light family activity.

Before you travel

The listing gives daily exhibition hours, but small-gallery opening patterns can change. Check the current date and hours before making a special journey.

Useful questions

Is entry free?
Yes. The published listing describes the exhibition as free.
Is booking required?
It is listed as a walk-in exhibition. Contact the gallery if you are bringing a group.
Is the subject suitable for children?
The theme is the destruction of Ukrainian culture during war. Adults should review the subject before bringing younger visitors.

Source and last check

Details checked on 26 August 2026 using the Events for London listing and the venue information published for The Fitzrovia Gallery.