Blog - Exhibitions

Kirsten Tambling continues her Schizophrenia Awareness Week consideration of how Bryan Charnley depicted his experiences of schizophrenia in his art.

To mark Schizophrenia Awareness Week 2014, Kirsten Tambling considers how Bryan Charnley depicted his experiences of schizophrenia in his art. 

Bryan Charnley was a British artist who sought to capture in paint the experience of schizophrenia. On the occasion of an upcoming exhibition at the Museum of t

This month's 'In the Frame' goes on holiday to Pallant House Gallery in Chichester, where Assistant Curator, Katy Norris, writes about their collection of Stanl

 Hand to Mind From artists and pharmacists to gardeners and nurses, gestures convey meaning, configure relationships and are in themselves forms...

Read about how perceptions and expectations of gender have changed.

Until 17 April 2014, you can visit our exhibition in the Bromley Local Studies Archive to explore the changing landscape of the Monks Orchard...

Firstly, thanks to everyone who got in touch with their comments on the first painting in this series. It was 'Morning Flight' by Bryan Charnley.Here...

Last week was the final week of our first display associated with the Mansions in the Orchard project (supported by the Wellcome Trust). Held...

This new exhibition at the Science Museum offers a thought-provoking take on medical and experimental psychology through the centuries. Mind...

Gericault: Images of Life and Death, currently on show at Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt and moving to Museum Voor Schone Kunsten, Ghent in February...

On Wednesday 8 January 2014, a new exhibition devoted to the life of the Bethlem Royal Hospital at Monks Orchard opens in the Bethlem Gallery...