Tag: kay syrad

Body, Journalling

from somewhere to somewhere else

Clare Best

I haven’t posted here for quite a while – I’ve been working intensely for the past few months on all kinds of furtherings – work and domestic. More of those in due course, as and when things reach next stages. And now we’re about to take a holiday! In the run up to doing that… Continue reading from somewhere to somewhere else

Body, Cell, Event, Excisions, I am Book, Life Writing, Medical Humanities, Self-portrait without Breasts, Take Me With You, Vacant Possession

Illustrated talk for University of Kent symposium on Artists’ Books and the Medical Humanities on 21st April 2016

Clare Best

http://www.kent.ac.uk/english/research/conferences/artistsbooks.html This talk/article has also been posted on the BMJ Medical Humanities blog. I had been so looking forward to this wonderful symposium devised, designed and immaculately planned by Stella Bolaki, and to seeing the exhibition of Martha Hall's and other book artists' work  – which is still on until 14 August  (Prescriptions Beaney House of… Continue reading Illustrated talk for University of Kent symposium on Artists’ Books and the Medical Humanities on 21st April 2016

Body, Breastless, Excisions, I am Book, Journalling, Life Writing, Medical Humanities, News, Self-portrait without Breasts

‘Bodies of Work’

Clare Best

I am pleased to present, as a round-up of this year's work on the project, the text of an article I wrote for issue 9 of Artemis Poetry, November 2012. My thanks to Kay Syrad for inviting me to write this piece and to Dilys Wood and Anne Stewart of Artemis Poetry for kind permission… Continue reading ‘Bodies of Work’