This month's In the Frame was written by a work experience student at the Archives & Museum.
Enjoy this month's look at 'windows' into depictions of mental health.
Find out more about one of our best known artists, William Kurelek.
Take a look at this graphic novel approach to mental health.
From Wednesday, the Bethlem Gallery will present a veritable cabinet of curiosities showcasing contemporary ceramics made within the hospital's...
This month's 'In the Frame' looks at the work of Lynda Bamford.
Our Archivist travels to Canada to see the latest retrospective on the art of William Kurelek.
As part of this years Museums at Night - when hundreds of museums around the country open their doors after hours - Bethlem Archives and Museum...
Find out more about Anna Kavan's portrait of the 'elusive protagonist' of her novels 'Ice' and 'Mercury'.
On 2 May, a new exhibition opens at the Bethlem Gallery. Steph’s vibrant, illustrative paintings and drawings explore narrative, spontaneity...
( continued from previous post )Our volunteer continues:The retrospective reinterpretation of Kusama’s work by critics was fuelled by an interest...
The thesis of a direct link between ‘madness’ and ‘creativity’ is a supposition that cannot stand much scrutiny, any more than can that of one...
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