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    Holding Time at Royal Brompton Hospital
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    Parenting Science Gang, April 2018
    I’m a mother and my daughter is 5 and a half. I had a tricky time breastfeeding. You can read more about this experience here when you have time as the story is Loooong and sad, kind of. Although now I’m doing this work for a few years I realize that my story is quite typical of many women’s experiences But that’s skipping forward. So I decided to do something, given my skills set, it was probably going to be photography…I was amazed by how little support there was for breastfeeding. And I was also amazed by breastfeeding. It blew me away.
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    In Conversation, Fabrica Gallery, 2018
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    In Conversation, ONCA Gallery, 2018
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    PhotoMonitor, January 2018
    This month Lisa Creagh will present her newest project ‘Holding Time’ at Fabrica, Brighton, as a multi-screen installation featuring animation, stills and video. Using material created over the past three years of breastfeeding mothers, this installation will test a working method of showing stop motion portraits alongside an abstract ‘time map’ based on Cosmatesque designs.
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    British Journal of Photography, January 2018
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Holding Time at Royal Brompton Hospital


 


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Sunday 15th April - Sunday 14th June

Free admission, 24 hours per day, seven days per week
Exhibition Space, Royal Brompton Hospital, Sydney Street, London SW3 6NP


Royal Brompton will be showing Holding Time for two months this spring, with an installation of photographic still portraits, a single screen animation and video recorded interviews with participating mothers. The exhibition will also feature a specially commissioned piece for the Trust, which includes interviews with Sabrina Byrne and doctors and nurses who support mothers with seriously ill babies through the process of breastfeeding. The finished piece will be on permanent exhibition in the expressing room in Rose Ward after the exhibition.

This exhibition is produced in conjunction with rb&hArts.


Interviews with mothers and staff at Royal Brompton Hospital

 






rb&hArts


rb&hArts runs an innovative arts programme at Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust. It is designed to improve the clinical environment patient experience, and enhance the well-being of patients, visitors, staff and the local communities surrounding each hospital. The department manages a permanent collection, delivers bespoke visual arts commissions, and runs an innovative participatory arts programme, comprising music on the wards and workshops. rb&hArts engage over 5,000 people each year, often participating in the arts for the first time.
Support the rb&hArts programme: rb&hArts are supported by a range of trusts, including Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity, as well as individual donors. They are always looking for volunteers that can help them fundraise or take part in activities to bring the healing power of the arts to more patients.
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