Ouch! is a virtual showcase of artworks, text and short films, brought to you by 44AD artspace and Associate artists; in collaboration with the Centre of Pain Research who are celebrating ten years of study.
Ouch! draws on research themes explored by the Bath Centre for Pain Research. Providing a platform from which the nature of pain, its impact and how it is expressed, can be represented through art.
The 'in person' exhibition of Ouch! is now rescheduled to take place at 44AD's gallery in Sept 2021.
Special thanks are extended to all of the participating artists and Dr. Ed Keogh from the Centre of Pain Research.
Ouch! 3D is limited to the amount of artworks that can be featured. Please click on the link below to view the expanded exhibition catalogue of artworks and films, which will also be on display in the physical exhibition next year.
About the Bath Centre for Pain Research
The Bath Centre for Pain Research is based at the University of Bath. It comprises a team of interdisciplinary researchers who explore how pain affects us, and how we live our lives, as well as looking at the best ways of helping people learn how to live with pain.
They explore different types of pain, from the everyday aches and niggles, to more persistent, chronic painful conditions which can result in long-term disability. The research covers a wide range of different themes, from how people think and feel about their pain, through to how the wider social environment (e.g., family, healthcare, work settings) can impact on how pain is perceived, expressed, and responded to.
Their goal is to develop a better understanding the nature of pain, and what factors contribute to how we experience it. This in turn will place us in a better position to more effectively manage it when it becomes problematic.
More information about the work conducted by the Bath Centre for Pain Research can be found
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