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  • Sarah discusses pandemic disease in the Art Museum.

  • An audience member examines one of Sarah’s specimens.

  • Ruth and Kevin take visitors on a journey on a London Bus.

  • Discussion about the event at our reception.

  • Stacy leads the audience in a stretching exercise.

  • Felicity shares her research with the audience.

 

Movement: An Interdisciplinary Experience

Friday 23 May 2014, UCL Art Museum

The evening event explored movement through time and space, across landscapes and inside our bodies.  Inspired by the Octagon Gallery’s 2014 exhibit Knowledge in Motion, Student Engagers used UCL’s gallery and museum spaces to investigate movements internal and external, mental and physical, historical and contemporary. Highlights included Stacy Hackner, ‘Going Through the Motions: Everyday Biomechanics’; Felicity Winkley, ‘Walking or Mind-Walking: reflections on movement & experience’; Sarah Savage, ‘Five Days Later: The rapid progression of pandemic disease’; and Kevin Guyan and Ruth Blackburn, ‘Blockages in the System: health research in postwar Britain’. Drinks and further discussion followed.

The program for Movement is available here.

 

Anatomical Study of a Skeleton with its Left Arm Raised Walking to the Left, Simon Francis Ravenet the Elder (1706-1774)

Anatomical Study of a Skeleton with its Left Arm Raised Walking to the Left, Simon Francis Ravenet the Elder (1706-1774)