Tag: Baltic Triangle exhibition

• Brainscape: Exploring Dignity and Growth Through Art for World Mental Health Day

  

  “Brainscape, a powerful installation by Liverpool artist Alison, was unveiled for World Mental Health Day 2015 at Unit 52, Baltic Triangle. The sculpture — a large head form crafted from polythene and shredded paper — explores themes of dignity, empowerment, and recovery in mental health. Building on her earlier work Bipolar B, Alison continues to…

  Alison Little

  25.01.2016

  Arts and Culture, Health & Wellness, Liverpool, Personal Development, Politics, Feminism & History

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