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The recent meeting of London’s Museums of Health and Medicine gave some of our staff a fascinating opportunity to explore the Science Museum’s...
'Out of the Maze' is one of Kurelek's lesser-known artworks, but is a beautiful follow-up to his popular 'In the Maze'.
Four months ago we alerted readers to the fact that Tate Britain’s Watercolour exhibition included a work by Richard Dadd entitled The Child’s...
Learn more about Theo Hyslop's 1895 publication of 'Mental Physiology'.
As previously reported on this blog, a conference in Birmingham recently explored nineteenth-century asylums. One researcher, Jennifer Wallis...
Blog readers may be interested in one or other of the following two events.First, a premiere screening of Thou Art, a film on community outsider...
This month's 'In the Spotlight' looks at the experiences of architect George Gilbert Scott Junior during his stay at Bethlem in 1883.
Readers in West London will be pleased to take note of another opportunity to see the Richard Dadd paintings exhibited at the Bethlem Gallery...
Staff from the Archives and Museum recently attended the third International Conference on the History and Heritage of Psychiatry, which was...
The work of artists associated with the Bethlem Gallery features in this weekend's Impact Art Fair at Candid Arts Islington. Over the next three...
A new exhibition opens at the Bethlem Gallery this week, presenting the first solo exhibition by Albert, an artist whose unique style and talent...
A new exhibition at Brent Museum on the art of Louis Wain has recently opened, displaying a number of items on loan from the Bethlem Archives...
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