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Lore + (Dis)order exhibition launches!

Author:Author Caroline Gillett
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6 September 20226 September 2022

The Centre for Systems Modelling and Quantitative Biomedicine (SMQB) launched its sciart exhibition ‘Lore + (Dis)order’ last Friday night and approximately 200-250 people visited well into the night! Visitors explored the gallery and chatted with the artists and scientists involved in collaborating on each of the artworks. We were also really pleased to see some of our lived experience collaborators pop along too! The exhibition lasts until September 23rd, 2022 (open Wednesdays to Saturdays, 12 – 6 pm) so don’t miss your chance to see it!

If you missed the launch but would still like an opportunity to directly meet with some of the artists involved these two events may be of interest:

Sciart & Lived Experience: Workshop

Saturday 10th September | 12:00 – 15:00

Drop-in for a hands-on creative making workshop celebrating the collision of science and art. This event will be facilitated by artists Charlotte Dunn, Vicky Roden and Karina Thompson, alongside exhibition curator Caroline Gillett.

Lore & (Dis)order – In Conversation

Wednesday 21st September | 18:00 – 20:00

Join us in person at Centrala or online for this hybrid discussion to reflect on the exhibition themes and the role of interdisciplinary in all our lives.

More information about SMQB, the artists, the research and these events here

Getting there?

Location: Centrala, 4 Minerva Works, 158 Fazeley Street, Birmingham, B5 5RT.

A few photos from the launch night below:

The image features a colourful abstract artwork in shades of blue and pink. The words Lore and Disorder and superimposed on the image to promote the name of the art exhibition being organised by the Centre for Systems Modelling and Quantitative Biomedicine (SMQB) at University of Birmingham. It invite people to attend the exhibition taking place between the 2nd and 23rd of September in Centrala gallery in Digbeth, Birmingham, UK.

Event Photography: Hayley Salter

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