Through our events, peer groups, commissions and online community we create a space for artists to support one another through a non-competitive network.
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This one-day online conference brings together an exciting mixture of interdisciplinary speakers, from artists, medics and researchers, discussing and sharing works on themes of care.
Whilst our in-person activities are on hold, here’s how you can get involved with the Hub:
The Arts & Health Hub is working in partnership with the Royal College of Psychiatrist’s Arts Special Interest Group (ArtSIG) to commission 3 virtual workshops. The workshops are to be delivered to psychiatrists that are members of the ArtSIG who have a particular interest in how the arts can play a vital role in our health and wellbeing.
The third phase of our year long Support Hub project, supported by Arts Council England, is now open for applications. This phase provides 3 early career artists the opportunity to benefit from 1-2-1 mentoring from experienced artists and arts professionals.
In our second virtual peer group of the year we had artists Naomi Woddis, Rachel Wright and Yas Crawford sharing their fascinating works.
During June & July 2020 we collected information on how the pandemic has affected artists in the arts & health sector. 91 members of the network responded to our short survey which asked questions about how artists who specifically work in arts and health had been impacted by the pandemic. We also asked what arts and health practitioners would like to see from the sector.
