Field System: The Art of May Day Mischief
Libby Bove, Rituals of the Roadways
Libby Bove, The Museum of Roadside Magic. Photo Credit: Dom Moore - Karst Gallery.
Mischief-maker of the museum corridors. Drawing inspiration from ethnographic collections across Europe, she reimagines historic artefacts as clay characters and textile oddities, letting them speak in strange tongues to contradict their dusty captions. The result is a kind of speculative archaeology - joyfully unacademic, wildly alive...
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Image Credits:
Lead Image: Libby Bove, The Spirit of Summer. Commissioned by Nik Slade for the Evercreech Jack in the Green event. Photo by Mark Pickthall.
All other images as credited in photo captions.