Research Event
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START DATE = 09/10/2026
END DATE = 21/11/2026
BRIEF DESCRIPTION = A Body of Work’: New Stirchley Exhibition Explores Women’s Health Through Recycled Printmaking.
An exhibition of prints exploring one woman’s experience of illness, grief and recovery opens at Stirchley Library on Friday 9 October. ‘A Body of Work’ by local artist Lorraine Loveland-Armour uses recycled Tetrapak packaging to create intricate prints exploring women’s health, identity and wellbeing. The exhibition opens with a launch event at the Open Page Gallery from 6.30–8.30pm on Friday 9 October.
‘A Body of Work’ by Lorraine Loveland-Armour is an intensely personal journey that illustrates grief, trauma and illness but also recovery, hope and legacy.
Lorraine was inspired to create a visual health history after losing both her parents and mother-in-law during the pandemic in 2020. Lorraine wanted to celebrate her mother’s long career as a nurse while ensuring that her own story was recorded to pass on to her son, Lukas.
ORGANISATION = Stirchley Art Room CIC
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community research, health inequalities, poster, co production, community connexions, blogs, community wellbeing, health barriers, service improvement, participatory, community engagement, patient satisfaction, collaboration, community group