Arbor Artist and Researcher Collaboration Showcase

The Arbor showcase brings together artists and researchers from across UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, the UK Dementia Research Institute, and UCLH National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, who are working in partnership through the Arbor programme. Arbor is a public art and knowledge exchange project commissioned by UCL Public Art as part of the public art programme for the Institute of Neurosciences / Dementia Research Institute.

Through a shared period of exchange, artists and researchers develop meaningful collaborations, exploring areas of mutual interest through artist practice. These collaborations give rise to a wide range of outcomes - including exhibitions, installations, performances, sound or digital works, text-based pieces, and public events - offering multiple ways to engage with research, lived experience, and care.

Evaluation Exchange - Gemma Moore, Ruth Unstead-Joss and Viviane Privat

Thursday 15 May

• 10am–3pm – Exhibition, activities, and quieter daytime programming - DROP IN ANY TIME
• 5pm–9pm – Evening celebration - please book in via this Eventbrite page

Friday 16 May

• 10am–1pm – Final day of sharing - DROP IN ANY TIME

The showcase will take place in the Haldane Room and G17 Yellow room in UCL’s historic cloister spaces at the Bloomsbury campus.

The (North and South) Cloisters are located on the ground floor of the Wilkins Building, UCL Main Campus, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT.

During daytime sessions, accessible and quieter spaces will be available to support different ways of engaging.

We hope you can join us to explore the work, meet the artists and researchers, and take part in conversations at the intersection of creativity, research, and lived experience.

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