Exhibiting in Landscapes of Exploration

 Anne Brodie 2007. One of 40. Rothera bottle collection, made by inhabitants of Rothera scientific research station, Antarctica, in response to the question 'What does it mean to you being here?'

 

Anne Brodie 2007. One of 40. Rothera bottle collection, made by inhabitants of Rothera scientific research station, Antarctica, in response to the question 'What does it mean to you being here?'

Landscapes of Exploration, Arts University Bournemouth

National Touring Exhibition

Curated by Liz Wells

08 January  —  16 February 2015

Landscapes of Exploration is an exhibition which brings together work by all the artists and writers that have visited Antarctica with the British Antarctic Survey as part of it’s artists and writers programme.

Exhibiting artists and writers: Anne Brodie, Layla Curtis, Chris Dobrowolski, Chris Drury, Simon Faithfull, Neville Gabie, Keith Grant, Philip Hughes, John Kelly, Craig Vear, David Wheeler, Melanie Challenger, Jon McGregor, Jean McNeil

The exhibition was first shown at the Peninsula Arts Centre at Plymouth University during spring 2012. 

Screening of 'Dead Mother- Something that goes with me', Wed 1st Oct

Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival

Screening of 'Dead Mother - Something that goes with me'
Wed 1st October

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ALL DAY 10.00–15.00
SMHAFF FILM SCREENINGS
Come along to our special pop-up cinema in the main hall and enjoy some special Festival short films, including the striking, 'Dead Mother' from Anne Brodie (supported by the Wellcome Trust and Arts Council England)

*Both Lapidus Scotland events are funded by Glasgow City Council and Awards for All Scotland with support from VOX and Scottish Book Trust’s Live Literature Fund.

Details:
Multi Arts
Wed 1st Oct
10.30am - 4pm

Booking info:

Free
Information: 0141 572 1663
jsteele@mentalhealth.org.uk

'Something that goes with me'

'Something that goes with me' (12min30, 16.9 HD) is one of a series of short films made for 'Dead Mother', funded by Wellcome trust, Arts Council and supported by Cruse Bereavement Care. The full length version is currently showing at Danielle Arnaud Contempoary Art, Lambeth, London.



Anne Brodie in discussion with Caterino Albano and Catriona Brodie

Anne Brodie  'Something that goes with me'  2014  video

On the occasion of her exhibition Dead Mother, artist Anne Brodie will be in conversation with her sister G.P. Dr Catriona Brodie and Curator, Writer and Central Saint Martins Research Fellow Dr Caterina Albano.

Since 1984 Catriona Brodie has trained and worked as a GP in South East London. In addition to her general practice she has been a doctor to young people in periods of transition whilst a Forensic Physician to the Metropolitan Police and whilst a Medical Officer at Goldsmiths College. She has an embryonic interest in teaching the recognition of distress and the opportunities for intervention in this population.

Caterina Albano is a senior research fellow and curator at Central Saint Martin’s College, University of the Arts London. Albano curates, lectures and publishes in the fields of art, cultural history and theory, in particular emotion and affect, memory and consciousness; and on the theory of curating. She is the author of Fear and Art in the Contemporary World (Reaktion Books, 2012) and she is currently working on a project on affect, memory and art (Palgrave MacMillan).