From Juárez to the Indigenous reservations of Montana, Irish artist Brian Macguire has used his paintings to build his awareness and as his form of protest against the marginalization of certain people. Macguire, who grew up during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, knows the suffering of the disappeared all too well.

To see Brian's work:

https://www.kerlingallery.com/artists/brian-maguire

To find out more about Brian's "Outrage: Missing and Murdered" exhibit on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People at the Missoula Art Museum:

https://missoulaartmuseum.org/exhibits/outrage-missing-and-murdered-indigenous-people-by-brian-maguire

To find out about Brian's work "Invisible Women" about the missing and murdered women in and around Ciudad Juárez in the Mexican state of Chihuahua:

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/art-show-at-fergus-mccaffrey-inspired-by-murder-of-1400-women-in-juarez-270800

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