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Join Lucy Harbron for a night of listening, writing and reading in response to the exhibition Middlesex Hospital Blues
Inspired by Derek Jarman’s intimate work Blue, join us for a workshop hosted by writer and researcher, Lucy Harbron.
Visit Fitzrovia Chapel after hours and let your own creativity roam free. Ticket holders will get to hear the new audio installation in full and be invited to write freely in response, inspired by the exhibition, the audio and writing prompts from Derek Jarman’s moving text for Blue.
Afterwards, the collective will be encouraged to share and hear readings, wrapping up a special night designed to connect you with your thoughts, feelings and senses.
The Fitzrovia Chapel is wheelchair accessible. For access needs please email fr***@*************el.org
If cost is a barrier to your attendance, please get in touch.
About Middlesex Hospital Blues
Curators in residence Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard present the third in a trio of immersive exhibitions responding to the layered history of the Fitzrovia Chapel and surrounding Middlesex Hospital site. Featuring Derek Jarman, Simon Fisher Turner, Tilda Swinton and Jenkin van Zyl. For more information, see here.
The exhibition runs from 16th October to 18th November.
ABOUT
Born in the North-East and now based in London, Lucy Harbron works as a journalist, writer and researcher in the worlds of music, art and film. Her writing deals with memory and trauma, and exists in between the literary and the confessional. Her interview series, Music On Movies, brings her passions for cinema and sound together in free-flowing conversations with artists.
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Accessability
Outside the Chapel, there are two steps, which have a built-in wheelchair lift. The Chapel is wheelchair accessible. The majority is on one level, and there is a ramp that can be used to access the chancel (altar area). We have a fully accessible toilet. View more accessibility information
