Mal Parry / Eoin McCaul

Mal Parry with SL Grange, KA Harper, Fritha Jenkins and Orrow Bell

In this new performance work, Mal Parry responds to the climate of hostility and legislative violence towards queer and trans people via a collision of contemporary materials with traditional craft practices. Hand-embroidering into mass-produced silicone prosthetics, they meet the fragmentation, objectification and exploitation of the body through practices of DIY resistance and repair.

The work is inspired by the uncanny fact that since medieval times, UK laws have been inscribed on vellum (calf skin). 

Eoin McCaul

Eoin McCaul is an artist whose work sits at the intersection of dance and experimental sound. He is currently developing a series of works which foreground touch as an artistic medium. He is also a writer, with an article on the relationship between touch and photography recently published with Oxford University Press.