bethlemartstudio
Welcome to Bethlem Arts Studio
  • Being Patient X
    • What Remains ... Anatomy of the artist
    • 'Recalculating' exhibition at Chelsea College of Art and Design
  • Bethlem Art Studio
    • Art Studio Films
    • Adamson Reconstruction
    • Printmaking
    • Studio work in progress >
      • Abi's collage
  • Open School
    • Intervention, Pupil X
    • Sculptural Improvisations
    • Semiotics Lesson ('This This This')
    • 'Object X', Chelsea College of Art & Design
    • Systema Naturae/ Natural Systems
    • House/Home
  • Blog
  • Gesture Research
    • Gesture Projections - test
    • Documenting Gesture in Today's Hospital
    • Gesture in the Archive >
      • Nurse's Gesture (archive)
      • Nurse's Gesture 2 (archive)
    • 'Hand to Mind' exhibition
  • Artist Manifestos and Interviews
    • Sue B Interview
    • Sue M Interview
  • Conversation Pieces
  • Bethlem Salon
    • 'Making & Unmaking' >
      • 'Making & Unmaking' exhibition, Goldsmiths, 2015
    • 'The Institution, Objects and Individual'
    • 'Art and the Other'
    • 'On the Inside of Outsider Art'
    • Salon#6: The Art of Self Care'
    • 'Work with me: the ethics of collaboration' >
      • Work with Me: collaborations
      • Work with Me: diagrams
  • Resources
  • Bethlem Papers
    • 'On the Inside of Outsider Art'
  • News
  • Nursing the Image
    • Poster Series
    • Exhibition Installation
    • Workshop Images
    • Workshop images (public)
  • 'Space in Mind' Symposium 22-24th Sept
    • DAY 1: Asylum Topographies, Thursday 22nd Sept., 16.30-20.00
    • DAY 2: Site - Body - Voice, Fri 23rd Sept., 16.30 - 20.00
    • DAY 3: Contested Sites, Sat 24th Sept, 13.00 - 18.00
  • Installation test pieces
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DAY 1: ASYLUM TOPOGRAPHIES, THURSDAY 22 SEPT
16.30 - 18.30: Screenings & Activities
18.30 - 20.00: Panel Discussion

Artists & Presenters:

Dr Phil Smith, Associate Professor (Reader), School of Humanities & Performing Arts, Plymouth University
Phil Smith (Crab Man, Mytho) is a performance-maker, writer and ambulatory researcher, specialising in creating performances related to walking, site-specificity, mythogeographies and counter-tourism. He is a core member of the site-based arts collective Wrights & Sites, presently working on a new publication: ‘Architect Walkers’. He is working as a Site Artist for Tracing the Pathway’s ‘Groundwork’ project in Milton Keynes. He is an Associate Professor (Reader) at Plymouth University. Phil’s publications include ‘A Footbook of Zombie Walking’ and ‘Walking’s New Movement’ (2015), ‘On Walking’ and ‘Enchanted Things’ (2014), ‘Counter-Tourism: The Handbook’ (2012) and ‘Mythogeography’ (2010).

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/staff/phil-smith

Murray Mckenzie, research student, Dept. of Geography, University College London
Research interests:

My primary research focus is concerned with the urban geography of transcultural memory, and with the production of contemporary art as a memory practice. Drawing on fieldwork in Caochangdi (草场地村), an artists' village in peri-urban Beijing, I seek to trace circulations of cultural memory from sites of artistic production through further sites and imaginaries produced by encounters with art. This work comprises ethnographic methods, interdisciplinary 'dialogues' with visual art, and archival research.

http://www.geog.ucl.ac.uk/people/research-students/murray-mckenzie



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