Saturday 31 October 2009, 14.00–15.30

Over the past three decades, Linder (b 1952, Liverpool) has used music, performance and collage as a vehicle for the examination of self through which she questions the commodification of the female form within society. This new work weaves the tradition of Guise dancing into a mythological assemblage responding to ancient customs and rituals of Cornwall and St Ives in particular. 

The performance takes place on Allantide, the eve of winter and beginning of the Celtic New Year. Collaborators include composer, Stuart McCallum (Cinematic Orchestra).

Tate St Ives 
Free, no booking necessary