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Folk Horror - Curated by Indigo Rawson-Smith

Folk Horror is a group exhibition curated by Indigo Rawson-Smith. This show is an ode to the Folk Horror film genre, and a celebration of the old world lore, beliefs, characters and creatures which inspire it.

Opening reception: Saturday, May 27th, 6 - 9pm. Drinks will be provided by our friends at Jetty Road Brewery and Malocchio.

This exhibition will run from May 28th - June 18th and will coincide with Erika Sanada & Calvin Ma's Hand in Hand, Nom Kinnear King's The Yarrows and Robert Duxbury's Waves of Lament

From 1973’s The Wickerman, to 2019’s Midsommar, Folk Horror has long drawn audiences to the silver screen. 

As geographer Yi-Fu Tuan in his pioneering 1979 book Landscapes of Fear: “Awareness of preternatural evil, unique to the human species, enables a person to see and live in phantasmagorical worlds of witches, ghosts and monsters.” 

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