As part
of its Contemporary Arts Programme, the School has organised a
series of exhibitions.
This programme at the School has benefited
from the vision and assistance of Pam Skelton from Central Saint
Martins College of Art and Design in helping us to develop an exhibition
and commissioning programme created specifically for the School,
encouraging and maintaining wherever possible a dialogue and discussion
with staff and students and visiting artists
.
2005: The Healers,
exhibition of African Artists and 2-day conference/festival. Feb-April
2005. Organised by Susannah
Mayhew (Susannah.mayhew@lshtm.ac.uk)
2004: Opening of two major sculptural commissions in the access routes
to the new North Courtyard Building, by Richard
Layzell and Grenville
Davey.
2003: Vivien
Blackett. 21 May to 31 July an exhibition of paintings
with essay by Sotiris Kyriacou. Curated by Pam Skelton.
2003: Maria
Poncelas, photographs commissioned to coincide with World
No Tobacco Day 2003 and 2004, a worldwide event held each year to
draw attention to the adverse health effects of the tobacco epidemic.
2002: SMOG, an exhibition that featured, Beth Harland, Caroline List,
Richard Layzell, Mario Rossi, Mare Tralla, Chris Meigh-Andrews, Jacqueline
Morreau, Curated by Pam Skelton and Tony Fletcher with new works
inspired by the anniversary of the 1952 London smog see the e-catalogue
on this website.
2002: Hygiene
- the art of public health that featured Fernando Arias,
Christine Borland, Susan Brind, Naomi Dines, Hadrian Piggott, Gary
Perkins, Pam Skelton, Shaheen Merali, Kate Meynell, Alister Skinner,
Paola Junkiera, Curated by Pam Skelton and Tony Fletcher. Follow
the link for the e-catalogue on this website.
2001: Foreign
Bodies, 2001. Work by students from Central Saint Martins
College of Art and Design, London. Curated by Pam Skelton.
2000: Foreign Bodies. Work by students from Central Saint Martins
College of Art and Design, London. Curated by Pam Skelton
Works purchased from the above exhibitions are on permanent display
in the School.
Foreign Bodies 2001 and The Hygiene Show have received funding from
The Wellcome Trust and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and The
University of the Arts London.
For more information about this programme contact Tony
Fletcher (tony.fletcher@lshtm.ac.uk).
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