A second exhibition of members' work together with archived Women Artists’ Diaries lent by The Women’s Art Library collection at Goldsmiths University of London.
The exhibition catalogue is a SLWA diary for the academic year 2012/13 (£10) and this will join the collection in The Women’s Art Library after the show.
Curated by Althea Greenan, Dr Lara Perry and Sarah Sparkes.
An exhibition of photographs which are the result of a project in which patients and clinical researchers worked together with photographer Clare Park to explore their feelings about clinical research.
An exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci’s pioneering studies of the human body. He intended to publish his ground-breaking work in a treatise on anatomy, and had he done so his discoveries would have transformed European knowledge of the subject. But on Leonardo’s death in 1519 the drawings remained a mass of undigested material among his private papers and their significance was effectively lost to the world for almost 400 years. Today they are among the Royal Collection’s greatest treasures.
Art & Soul celebrates mental and emotional wellbeing through the visual arts, poetry and sculpture. This year's exhibition entitled 'Colour Burst' includes over 200 artworks and a collaborative dream catcher installation designed by www.collective-arts.org.
In 1995, William Utermohlen was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
His last self-portraits are considered to be unique artistic and medical documents which portray a man doomed, yet fighting to preserve his identity in the face of an implacable illness. This retrospective exhibition at GV Art brings together, for the first time in London, early works from 1965 to the artist's last poignant pencil drawings of 2000.
A new exhibition that explores how personal identity has become embodied in a new landscape of anatomical imagery is opening in the Inigo Rooms, part of the King’s Cultural Institute at King’s College London.
BETWEEN seeks to celebrate the richness of such scientific research and presents works which collectively challenge technology’s entitlement to mediate form.
An exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by David Harker.
David Harker conceived the project of drawing and painting staff at the Kentish Town Health Centre in late summer 2011 and since last October he has been regularly visiting the Centre to photograph members of staff for this project. With these visual pieces of information as well as his recollections of each visit he returned to his studio to produce a series of line drawings and also paintings.
This exhibition explores a group of rare portraits from the 17th to the 19th Centuries, held by the Royal College of Physicians. The portraits depict disabled men and women of all ages and walks of life, many of whom earned a living exhibiting themselves to the public.
The London Creativity and Wellbeing Week 2012 will take place from June 13-20 this summer and promises to be a great showcase for the huge variety of arts and health activity in the capital.
