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Creative Process

This process, which draws on unexpected reservoirs of experience and imagination, is radically different from students’ usual experience on the medical course, which is mainly concerned with the acquisition of pre-existing knowledge. Processing experiences through the arts – students find a safe means to interrogate the intersection between personal and biomedical, extend their creative repertoires, develop confidence in holding multiple perspectives and deepen their medical knowledge through collaborative arts enquiries.

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Finding the Pain

Finding the Pain

Caitlin McDonnell
Prose

Insights from patient drawings bring the impact of clinical consultations to the fore

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Close-up: images of the body

Close-up: images of the body

Bryony Lewis
Drawing

‘The art has already been created, we just need to be reminded sometimes that it is still there’

Anti Mnemonist

Anti Mnemonist

Anonymous
Drawing

Three intersecting graphic perspectives based on living with dementia and the underlying creative process

Reflections on the Human Form

Reflections on the Human Form

Marie-Claire Bradley, et al.
Collage

Drawing on historical and current perspectives to exploring the richness of human form

Creative Process

This process, which draws on unexpected reservoirs of experience and imagination, is radically different from students’ usual experience on the medical course, which is mainly concerned with the acquisition of pre-existing knowledge. Processing experiences through the arts – students find a safe means to interrogate the intersection between personal and biomedical, extend their creative repertoires, develop confidence in holding multiple perspectives and deepen their medical knowledge through collaborative arts enquiries.

OOOH!! Search & Filter

Use the OOOH!! filter system below to locate all the works in OOOH!! which use a particular medium. The dropdown list “Perspectives” will reveal all. You can then narrow your search by choosing additional dropdown categories such as Art Forms and Diagnoses.

Sell-by Date

Sell-by Date

Milly Wong
Mixed-media

Exploring negative body-identity through textiles

Snatched Expectations

Snatched Expectations

Beck Iloghalum
Cartoon

Making meaning of remote education over turbulent times

Teddy Steps Up

Teddy Steps Up

Charlotte Brushfield
Sculpture

Home-based improvisation in medical education immortalised

Tension

Tension

Damisi Dare
Film

Challenges to learning and wellbeing in the pandemic gives rise to an unexpected creative resource

Abdominal Portaiture

Abdominal Portaiture

Tiger Burt
Textile

Intestinal sculptures reveal unique medical narratives

Pillow Talk

Pillow Talk

Emmanuel Mbuthia
Drawing

Improvisation in remote medical education

Desk Day

Desk Day

Ellie Harrison
Cartoon

Medical Education in lockdown

Beyond the patient – Little Girl’s Lullaby

Beyond the patient – Little Girl’s Lullaby

Maya Hoffer
Voice

Hearing and being cherished, both life-lines for a spirited young girl with multiple medical challenges, inspired a remarkable composition

Landscape

Landscape

Nina Beck

HEAVY WORDS: Stories From The Cervix

HEAVY WORDS: Stories From The Cervix

Kamina Walton
Mixed-media

A Bristol art exhibition raises awareness of women’s health issues and triggers cross-community dialogue

Surface Anatomy

Surface Anatomy

Freddie Renyard, Nydile Ramesh and Amy Roberts
Photography

Students proposed the development of an app allowing patients to visually connect with inner body structures and together with the clinician, observing specific areas in detail

Reflections on the Human Form

Reflections on the Human Form

Marie-Claire Bradley, et al.
Collage

Drawing on historical and current perspectives to exploring the richness of human form

Up Close and Personal

Up Close and Personal

James Ask, Joanne Buckingham, Sophie Cooper, Liam Craddock, Timothy Fitzsimmons, Louis Goff, Rama Hattab, Rachel Jackson, Aarti Jalan, Katie Lupton
Painting

Balancing anatomy and living presence through portraiture

In One Hand a Paintbrush, the Other a Pen

In One Hand a Paintbrush, the Other a Pen

Roshni Rahman
Textile

Embodied kinaesthetic learning whilst absorbing verbal knowledge and an exploration of creative engagement and well-being

A heart

A heart

Fiona Hamilton
Poetry

Poetic explorations of the heart in life and love – ‘a work in progress’

Framing the Space

Framing the Space

Louise Younie
Mixed-media

A G.P. and medical educator puts herself soundly on the line to develop, interpret and express her commitment to creativity in medicine through the hands-on engagement

Songs of Courage

Songs of Courage

Seyi Bamigboye
Poetry

Healing through music therapy inspires a student’s poem

The Art of Touch

The Art of Touch

Oliver McKinney
Artform

Perspectives around of the role of touch between doctor and patient

The Phossy Jaw Story

The Phossy Jaw Story

Polly Pok-Lam Fung
Photography

Historical parallels with a jaw condition now being treated by genetic technology

Art and Medical Practice

Art and Medical Practice

Christopher Waters
Drawing

The ‘whole’ patient as yet unseen – despite specialist investigations

Anti Mnemonist

Anti Mnemonist

Anonymous
Drawing

Three intersecting graphic perspectives based on living with dementia and the underlying creative process

There was a man…

There was a man…

Shasha Khairullah
Poetry

Insights into the role of humour in clinical practice, and its relation to the trust placed in healthcare professionals

Art in Medicine

Art in Medicine

Amelia Kerr
Painting

The role of portraiture within healing.

Finding the Pain

Finding the Pain

Caitlin McDonnell
Prose

Insights from patient drawings bring the impact of clinical consultations to the fore

Love is all around

Love is all around

Helena Crawshaw
Mixed-media

Collaborative construction inspired by patient insights and shared observations of heart -images emerging from social encounters and the environment

A Vision Gained

A Vision Gained

Sarah Saunders
Poetry

A multi-sensory re-evaluation of a grandmother’s visual ‘dis’ability

Rabbit

Rabbit

Miranda Whinney
Drawing

Losing the sense of time passing through drawing

Wave

Wave

Jo Davies
Drawing

Experimentation with vibrant colours, inspired by the ocean

Birds

Birds

Rachel Handley
Drawing

Illustration of the varied stages of a bird’s life

Doctors in the Movies

Doctors in the Movies

Praveen Gopinath
Film

A humorous comparison between historical and contemporary models of consultation and home-visit

Anatomical Art

Anatomical Art

Esther Cole
Drawing

Art and anatomy intersect to further skills and understanding

Close-up: images of the body

Close-up: images of the body

Bryony Lewis
Drawing

‘The art has already been created, we just need to be reminded sometimes that it is still there’

Listen

Listen

Aaron Owen
Drawing

Inspired by a message within the play ‘Cancer Tales’- this work highlights respect the patient’s story and their individuality

Self-Portrait

Self-Portrait

Jessica Thomerson
Painting

Writing as a process of identity exploration and creative resource