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Reassembling the Self: Susan Aldworth (Art exhibition, Newcastle, Sept–Nov 2012)

posted on January 22, 2025

Research Summary: Reassembling the Self

Exhibition Title: Reassembling the Self
Artist: Susan Aldworth
Category: Contemporary Art Exhibition
Venues: Hatton Gallery and Vane, Newcastle
Duration: September–November 2012
Primary Focus: Schizophrenia condition explored through art, science, psychiatry, and individual narratives
Thematic Scope: Self, perception, and the fragility of human identity
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrates artistic practice with scientific and psychiatric perspectives to examine consciousness and subjective experience

Reassembling the Self (Susan Aldworth) is an exhibition on two sites in Newcastle, the Hatton Gallery and Vane. Centred in a study of the condition of schizophrenia, it weaves together art, science, psychiatry and individual histories in an, exploration of self, perception and the fragility of human identity.

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