Lucy Stein, 'Lunula'

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Lucy Stein’s paintings draw on feminine iconography from a wide range of sources including ancient Greek mythology, medieval and ecclesiastical illuminations, as well as esoteric mysticism and folkloric imagery. These images are incorporated into expressive, emotionally and psychologically charged compositions that Stein describes as coming from a ‘cosmic symbolic feminist headspace’.

Lucy Stein’s recent solo exhibitions include Galerie Gregor Staiger, Milan and Zurich (2011–2026); Museo Casa Rusca, Locarno (2024); Hales Gallery, London (2023); De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill On Sea (2022); Spike Island, Bristol (2021); Palette Terre, Paris (2018). Her work has been exhibited at Kunsthaus Zurich; Tate St. Ives; TULCA Festival of Visual Arts, Galway.

Lucy Stein's exhibition Lunula takes place at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios 12 March 2026–03 May 2026.

Cover of the book 'Feminax' by Lucy Stein featuring an outline in black and blue colours of a figure's head located to the top left hand corner. There is also a chicken looking down at the ground only the head of the chicken is visible and is located at the bottom of the righthand corner of the image. There are different strokes of black and blue lines continually featured on the image.

Lucy Stein, 'Feminax'

€22,00

Book Cover of '19 Tails' by Lucy Stein and Penny Florence on a green background with the title and name of both writers in white colour font at the top and bottom of the cover. Located in the middle of the cover is similar shape to an eye and eyebrow in a white outline.

Lucy Stein and Penny Florence, '19 Tails'

€20,00