Rose Finn-Kelcey review – flying puns, smart pranks and prayers for 20p

Finn-Kelcey's work stands out in the realm of conceptual art for its ability to engage audiences without alienating them through elitism. Her use of humor and everyday objects to critique societal structures allows for a broader accessibility to her themes. The prayer vending machine, in particular, encapsulates the contemporary struggle for meaning in a secular world, making her work resonate with a diverse audience. This exhibition, while limited in scope, underscores the need for greater recognition of her contributions to feminist art and social critique.