Daughters of Hecate - White Crypt Gallery

 

 

Daughters of Hecate

Monday 6th May 4-9pm

Lucy Stein

Sarah Hartnett

Mark Harwood

Ilker Cinarel

Steven Claydon

Stefania Batoeva

White Crypt is pleased to invite you to the opening of Daughters of Hecate, a group show curated by Lucy Stein, 
in collaboration with Anaïs Lerendu and Adam Thomas. 
The show will open from 4-9pm on Monday 6th May Bank Holiday and will host performances and DJ set.

'Daughters of Hecate brings together six artists who work in London and west Cornwall, or both places.

It is my ambition to derail the Michael and Mary Ley Lines, which converge via my studio in Newlyn, and get 

them to rejoin at the Crypt under St Marks. London is a deeply pagan place that could slough off its concrete 

cladding at any moment with a rupture of it’s capricious will. What these artists have in common is working from 

positions of passion, obsession with mortality, addiction to viscera, to loud music and recognition that to emerge 

psychically alive from the tomb of surveillance-capitalism, you have to venture darkly into the underbelly of deep 

information and court real pain.’

 

Lucy Stein, 2019

Flexing Around, performance poster, 2017

 

              

                              Flexing Around, performance poster, 2017, porthemeor studios borlase smart         room, St Ives, UK

Boy Room, Poster, 2017

UTOPIA | 2016 | Performance | Drawing, Text, Marker pen |

                                                                                                             

                      Utopia | 2016 | Performance | Duration: 23 min | Borlase Smart Room | 

                                                      Porthmeor Studios | St Ives, UK

                                                                         

AN EVENING OF ARTIST PERFORMANCES

A Speacial Delivery | 2015 | Installation

 

 

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A special Delivery | Ilker Cinarel | 2015 | Installation 

Plaster, wooden sculpture box, granite stones, 

A special delivery takes inspiration from Gilgamesh – the Epic poem regarded as the first great work of literature. The Installation represents my own epic beginning that has grown out of being both here and there, in the past, the present and the future. Between Turkey and Cornwall, now standing own two feet.

Hanging Man | 2014

Hanging Man | Performance Redruth | 2014

Photohraphy courtesy: Damian Malicki - Hasan Bitirim

Duration: 30 min. 

Hanging man performance explore around ideas of private and public space. Performance start experiencing within public space and using some probs what is around the space. Hanging man performs re-peat movements in the strett and experincing the space.

Hide and Seek

 

In that work first of all I draw different poises of my self on to the wall. I leant against the wall and drew all of my body from where I stood from top of my head and I painted with black. I was drawing them as though a child play hide and seek. Some of them they were hiding, some of them we can see their body marked in the space. One of the figures by the entrance is offering to audience Turkish delight , second figure by the corner ( hands up ) it is kind of represent here I am, of another figure we can just see the fingers. I started to paint them and they started to became like shadow, like skin of the body and hologram bodies at the space. As I looked at them they appear more like alien bodies, and there is not specific gender or sexuality. it is a play between kids games and cultural, and social references.