Risk, Childbirth and Women’s Choices in the Museum
Risk, Childbirth and Women’s Choices in the Museum Caitlin Stobie writes: From Call the Midwife and The Handmaid’s Tale to […]
Exhibition Review, Exhibitions
Exhibition Review
Exhibition Review, Reblog, Thought Piece
R. D. Laing’s Version of Asylum and its Cultural Appeal (Dr Adrian Chapman, Visiting Fellow at the MHRC, University of Glasgow)
This blog was previously posted on the University of Glasgow Medical Humanities Research Centre blog. We have reposted here with
Exhibition Review
Brains: The Mind as Matter, The Wellcome Trust, London
Felicity Callard writes: A private view is not the best of times to take in the subtleties of an exhibition’s
Arts In Health, Exhibition Review, Exhibitions
Susan Aldworth’s Transience: Fiona Johnstone reviews the magic of etchings taken from brain tissue
Fiona Johnstone, PhD candidate at Birkbeck University, writes: Susan Aldworth’s latest exhibition, Transience, at GV Arts, London, until 20th July,
Exhibition Review
‘Loud and tender’: exhibition review of John Walter’s Alien Sex Club, (Wellcome Collection, London, until 27th August) by Theo Gordon
Theo Gordon writes: What is the pedagogical function of art? How can art communicate complicated information about, for example, developments
Exhibition Review, Exhibitions
Pat Barker at ‘About Face’, Durham Art Gallery
Last night at the Durham Art Gallery we were treated to a spellbinding reading by novelist Pat Barker from her