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Science and Art Partnership Showcased at Exciting New Exhibition

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Associate Professor Liz Tunbridge (Department of Psychiatry) and artist Eleanor Minney have collaborated to create an exciting display of works in textiles, drawing, clay and handwriting.

None © From Segment of aself, artwork © Eleanor Minney, 2018

The new exhibition – Switching Perceptions – untangles the fragile threads of the human mind through delicate, detailed explorations into what creates a sense of self, and the relationship to psychiatric conditions.

Switching Perceptions will take place at the Bethlem Gallery from 5 January to 30 March 2019. Open 10am to 5pm Wednesday to Friday, including the first and last Saturdays of the month.

Find out more (Department of Psychiatry website)

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