"Thank you to everyone who has supported the Art of Caring this year. Over the past month we have featured 125 artists and their artwork. This year there has been an added dimension with personal statements from many of the artists, showing their support for carers, and often sharing their own experiences. It has helped us stay connected."
Alban Low
On our final day we introduce the work of 4 artists who have contributed work to this year's exhibition....Alan Carlyon Smith, Lily Mooney, Nadia Uppal and Tracy Ferriss. The Art of Caring is an annual inclusive international art exhibition celebrating Nurses, Midwives, Carers, and the NHS. Thank you to the School of Nursing at Kingston University for their support.
Thank you to everyone who made this year's Art of Caring such a success. We closed the exhibition last week at St Pancras Hospital with a screening of Anna Bowman's wonderful film. The Art of Caring is a special exhibition, its inclusive ideals represent the special contribution that artists, nurses, carers and the NHS bring to our communities.
The film includes Interviews with
artists and music and entertainment from the Opening Night of The Art
of Caring exhibition at St Pancras Hospital's Gallery. For the last
three years Peter Herbert, the Gallery's Curator and Manager, and his
team have worked with artist and curator Alban Low to create a unique
exhibition celebrating nursing and the NHS. The St Pancras exhibition
builds on Alban Low's open submission and exhibition of postcards of
art work, shown at St George's Hospital, Tooting. Artists interviewed
in the film include Chris Bird, Sara Bowman, Peter Herbert, Alban
Low, Chloe Wing, Susie Mendelsson, Elaine Harper-Gay, residents at
Stacey Street Nursing Home, Danny Mooney and Lily Mooney. Opening
Night music by Bee Ororo, Camden and Islington NHS Choir and Lucinda
Sieger
Tracy Ferriss
Nadia Uppal
Lily Mooney
