Which Witch Exhibition
They Call Me Witch

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2025.11.13-19
The Crypt Gallery, Under St Pancras New Church, Duke's Road, Off Euston Road, WC1H 9AD


The exhibition brings together eleven women and non-binary UK and international artists working across installation, moving image, sculpture, and painting, rethinking the figure of the “witch” not as a folkloric or mystical character but as a historically and politically charged identity, forged through accusation, societal scrutiny, and acts of self-definition. Through their works, the artists reclaim this figure as a source of power, creativity, and agency.

Emerging from the vision of Which Witch Collective, the exhibition grows out of our ongoing commitment to supporting women and non-binary artists whose voices have often been overlooked or silenced. In this context, the figure of the “witch” becomes a curatorial framework through which the collective explores questions of power, visibility, and creative resistance.

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Artists On Show:

Dr WhiteFeather Hunter
Elisha Enfield
Ashleigh Fisk
Byuka aka Fortune Tailed Beast
Zaozao Zhang
Patricia Petersen
Anna Lawrence
Ayshe-Mira Yashin
Xinqiao Fu
Isabella Marie Galante
Wenjun Xie


Opening Performance Artists:
Lanyun Huang
Ling Huang


Special Workshops Artists:
Geraldine Hudson
Kefan Wang
Molly Piper Greaves



Exhibition Opening Times:

Opening Times: November 14–19, 2025, 12–7 PM

Private View: November 13, 6–9 PM

*FREE ENTRY


Gallery Address:

The Crypt Gallery, Under St Pancras New Church, Duke's Road, Off Euston Road, WC1H 9AD




Curatorial Team:

Art Director: Wenqi Zhang

Curators: Wenqi Zhang, Xinxin Li, Liyuan Sun

Poster Designer: Haoxuan Li


Special thanks to the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic for generously lending Palimpsest by Dr WhiteFeather Hunter for this exhibition.


Presented by Which Witch Collective

Media Partner: JustArt Newspaper Club




 




  Opening Performance Schedule  


6:30 & 7:10 pm

Poetry Spells: Offerings to the Wound


by Byuka aka Fortune Tailed Beast




Howling prayers. These sensuous whispers made flesh with our collective pulse. Invocations of protection - the resonance of salt and honey. 

A poetry reading spellcasting loving justice for the outcasted ones - human and non-human, witches and ancestors.



6:40 pm

She Ritual: Solo dance and performance art piece inspired by ancient Nuo rituals


by Ling Huang



“She Ritual” is a solo dance and performance art piece inspired by ancient Nuo rituals, reinterpreted through a contemporary feminist lens. The performer engages with space and symbolic props—white rice scattered on the ground, red threads representing life and vitality, and hand-held bells marking rhythm—to explore themes of purification, spiritual energy, and feminine power. Movements flow from grounded, meditative postures to dynamic spins and extensions, reflecting the cyclical nature of ritual energy. Through the interplay of light, sound, and gesture, the piece invites the audience into a sacred, contemplative space, bridging ancient cultural symbols with modern expressions of female agency and inner strength. She Ritual is both a homage to traditional ritual and a reflection on the enduring resonance of feminine presence in contemporary art.




6:50 pm

Rite in Lingering Ground: A ritual Performance of queer desire and quiet resistance


by Lanyun Huang



Functioning as a companion piece to artist on going project The Rat Eater(2025), this work unfolds a ritual of queer archaeology, excavating desires that have long been buried under social regulation. Through actions such as breathing and the burning of skin, the artist releases queer affect from the dual constraints of pathologization and romanticization. The performance resists becoming a mere re-enactment of pain. Instead, it transforms suffering into a non-productive mode of existence, one that refuses to be healed and rejects aesthetic consumption.Within a minimal ritual structure, the work constructs a distinct queer temporality, allowing emotional experiences excluded from dominant narratives to persist, not seeking recognition, but enduring like a ghost.






LAYOUT




【A】Curatorial Note



【B】【C】【K】Ayshe-Mira Yashin

【D】 Dr WhiteFeather Hunter

【E】Zaozao Zhang

【F】 Ashleigh Fisk

【G】 Isabella Marie Galante

【H】 Anna Lawrence

【I】【L】 Byuka aka Fortune Tailed Beast

【J01+J02】 Elisha Enfield

【X】【M01】【M02】【N】【O】 Xinqiao Fu

【P】 Patricia Petersen

【Q】 Wenjun Xie






 


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