A scenographic installation investigating Catholicism, female representation; abjection; and purity. MA festival season at The Arts Centre, Edge Hill University, Ormskirk. Installed in The Arts Centre Foyer 20th - 30th April 2018. CONTACT: https://twitter.com/TheChapelMA?lang=en www.clairedoyleart.com [email protected]
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The Chapel: The Stations of the Cross text and photography
Helen Newall Photography
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Accessible Twitter link/QR code used in exhibit to encourage audience participation online via smart phones.
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Stations of the cross/urine soaked and exposed images. These specific images are NOT used in exhibit.
Model: Gertrude Dixon
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Stations of the Cross 8 - 14 exhibited in The Chapel.
These submissions followed a series of informal group discussions based on themes of Catholicism, women and abjection.
The women included my friends and women that heard about the project and contacted me with interest. The women range in diversity (all aged between 20 and 72). Several of the women are atheist and several women are Catholic.
There were more than 14 women involved with the informal group discussions in total, however these were the 14 Stations of the Cross chosen to parallel with the aesthetics of the Catholic church.
All the women agreed to submit one message to me online summarising their thoughts, experience and new found knowledge of Catholicism as a woman.
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Stations of the Cross 1 - 7 exhibited in The Chapel
These submissions followed a series of informal group discussions based on themes of Catholicism, women and abjection.
The women included my friends and women that heard about the project and contacted me with interest. The women range in diversity (all aged between 20 and 72). Several of the women are atheist and several women are Catholic.
There were more than 14 women involved with the informal group discussions in total, however these were the 14 Stations of the Cross chosen to parallel with the aesthetics of the Catholic church.
All the women agreed to submit one message to me online summarising their thoughts, experience and new found knowledge of Catholicism as a woman.
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A Twitter profile exhibiting responses to The Chapel:
Audience members have the opportunity to enter their own thoughts and words via live social media stream throughout the week long installation.
This is prompted by instructions and an accessible QR code on display exterior and interior to installation.
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