Gathering Mythologies: Tarot Readings with Joseph Winsborrow

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Gathering Mythologies: Waymarkers Without Memory

Tarot Readings with Joseph Winsborrow

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Friday 4th October 12 – 6pm

Saturday 12th October 12 – 6pm

Friday 18th October 12 – 6pm

Friday 25th October 12 – 6pm

Sunday 3rd November 11 – 5pm

Visit the Gathering Mythologies: Waymarkers Without Memory exhibition and recieve a tarot reading from curator and artist Joseph Winsborrow. In the context of an eclectic variety of immersive artworks, reflect on a new perspective through the mystic art of tarot. Engage in a conversation on your own mythologies with Joseph and consider how you might practice your own self-care rituals.

Hypha Gallery

Netil House

1 Westgate Street

London, E8

(entrance via Bocking Street)

Please note that whilst there is step free access to the lower half of the gallery, we sadly cannot provide step free access to the top half. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Exhibition Open: 28th September – 2nd November 2024

Fridays 12 – 6pm

Saturdays 12 – 6pm

Sundays 11 – 5pm

Kindly supported by Eat Work Art in partnership with Hypha Studios

We are pleased to present ‘Gathering Mythologies: Waymarkers Without Memory’, an exhibition expanding the realms of spiritual mysticism and esoteric ritual. Featuring works by Nora Bzheta, Sara Christova, Christina Cushing, Ume Dahlia, Layan Harman, Tom Sewell, and Joseph Winsborrow, ‘Gathering Mythologies’ celebrates multifaceted approaches to our amorphous and permeable heritages.

Curated by Joseph Winsborrow and Christina Cushing, ‘Gathering Mythologies’ brings together artists from varied backgrounds and practices to reflect on contemporary life and offer new, speculative interpretations of ancient beliefs, ritual practice, and communal folklore.

‘Gathering Mythologies’ is an invitation to embrace the esoteric as a radical space of possibility – one that honors diversity, fluidity, and the interconnectedness of all things. It challenges us to question whose myths we uphold, whose knowledge we revere, and how we might open ourselves to new ways of seeing, being, and believing.