Wellcome visit | Sally Kindberg's Blog
"Last month to the Wellcome Collection, nipped in again to the excellent Brains exhibition. Camden Council sent in their Health & Safety advisor after several visitors fainted when viewing films of...
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"Three prints of images taken from my documentation of Artist Francesca Steele’s ‘Routine’ – on the near left wall in the photo above – are currently on display at The Wellcome Collection gallery...
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"Featuring contributions from scientists and medics, ethicists, artists, and commentators, this exhibition takes a truly fascinating look at our ceaseless desire and innumerable attempts at...
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"The tag-line for the exhibition is 'exploring human enhancement', yet what makes these three items interesting is that they do not enhance the individual's physical capabilities. Take the 19th century...
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"The latest installment at the Wellcome Collection in London 'Superhuman' explores the extraordinary ways people have attempted to improve, adapt and enhance their body's performance throughout...
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"Superhuman at the Wellcome Trust -on till the 16th of October- is a utopian view of technology. It shows us what humanity can do if we harmonise a marriage between technology and humankind, be it...
View ArticleWellcome visit | Sally Kindberg's Blog
"Last month to the Wellcome Collection, nipped in again to the excellent Brains exhibition. Camden Council sent in their Health & Safety advisor after several visitors fainted when viewing films of...
View ArticleProfessor Whitestick's Blog: John Gough - blind scientist and polymath,...
"The archives within the Wellcome Library are open to all and can be accessed in person provided you have suitable identity; or via the internet if the archives are on the images list. For previous...
View ArticleProfessor Whitestick's Blog: Lithotomy: Roman Surgical Instruments, Wellcome...
"This was an intriguing discussion and once again I had a sneak peek of the mystery object with Catherine Walker from the Wellcome Collection. The object was a bronze moulded cupped thin piece fitted...
View ArticleSummer of Love (collaboration/participation/socially-engaged practice) |...
"The Wellcome show is more philosophical than some of their previous over-literal interpretations of ideas. The artworks and objects are given the space and context to communicate for themselves,...
View ArticleReview: Superhuman at the Wellcome Trust - disability arts online
"How do you feel about being disabled? Do you like the word? How about impairment? How would you feel if there was no distinction between disabled people and everybody else? How would you feel if...
View ArticleRoutine at Wellcome Collection
"Three prints of images taken from my documentation of Artist Francesca Steele’s ‘Routine’ – on the near left wall in the photo above – are currently on display at The Wellcome Collection gallery...
View ArticleBMJ Group blogs: BMJ » Blog Archive » Emma Rourke: Superhuman at the Wellcome...
"Featuring contributions from scientists and medics, ethicists, artists, and commentators, this exhibition takes a truly fascinating look at our ceaseless desire and innumerable attempts at...
View ArticleA little grey cell: A silver nose and synthetic legs
"The tag-line for the exhibition is 'exploring human enhancement', yet what makes these three items interesting is that they do not enhance the individual's physical capabilities. Take the 19th century...
View ArticleCore77 Photo Gallery: Superhuman Exhibition - Core77
"The latest installment at the Wellcome Collection in London 'Superhuman' explores the extraordinary ways people have attempted to improve, adapt and enhance their body's performance throughout...
View ArticleDistorted UK: Wellcome Collection - Superhuman
"Superhuman at the Wellcome Trust -on till the 16th of October- is a utopian view of technology. It shows us what humanity can do if we harmonise a marriage between technology and humankind, be it...
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