Beast Cult
A garment exhibition of the '90s occult kind.
Overview
For anyone who saw The Craft and never quite got over it, read Goosebumps against their parent's better advice (and couldn't sleep for a week afterwards), or obsessed over collage and other '90s pastimes, this exhibition's for you.
Taking two hands to the idea of worship, Beast Cult is a collection of knitted, woven and printed garments. Inspired by everything from beast worship to séances to 90s nostalgia, artists Eileen Braybrook and John Brooks have created a collection of soft sculptural objects and pieces that have been finger painted, potato stamped and collaged to resemble that of the occult.
With a background in textile design, pattern making and drawing between them, Braybrook and Brooks have created an oddly unnerving exhibition. It will be on display at Tinning Street gallery until Sunday, March 20.
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