Deep in the heart of your brain symposium

Jacqueline Donachie

Deep in the heart of your brain symposium

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Abstract

The Deep in the Heart of Your Brain symposium was held at Platform, Glasgow on November 4, 2016, to develop the themes of Jacqueline Donachie’s exhibition of the same name at the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, 20th May 2016 - 13th November 2016. The symposium was co-produced by Katie Bruce and Jacqueline Donachie and chaired by Alison Stirling, Projects Director, Artlink, Edinburgh. Its aims were to bring artists, institutions, academics and interested individuals together to discuss care, bravery, lived experience, autoethnography and expert cultures in relation to the ethics and practice of knowledge exchange/public engagement in the art/medical research field. Moira Jeffrey wrote a response to the symposium published online as Field Notes from the Heart’s Frontier.

Original language	English
Type	Symposium
Publisher	Platform
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publication status	Published - 4 Nov 2016

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Deep in the heart of your brain symposium

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Deep in the Heart of Your Brain: Solo Exhibition, Gallery Of Modern Art (GoMA) Glasgow

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