Showing posts with label visual minutes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual minutes. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Visual Minutes at the Play England Conference
I did some visual minutes with Claire Stringer at Play England's conference at the British Museum at the end of March. You can see these minutes, and some of the other work done by the Creative Connection Team that I sometimes work with at the Visual Minutes Blog.
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creative connection,
play england,
visual minutes
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Visual Minutes for the NHS and the Eden Project



These are Visual Minutes from a conference I worked at with Creative Connection, for the NHS (bit of a mouthful) sickle cell anaemia and thalassaemia screening programme. They were looking at improving the process of diagnosis for patients, and I was one of three artists along with my friend Claire, and the very talented Chris 'visual minuting' - we work as a team to create one piece. This whole piece was about 10m long! It was a fascinating day, some really dedicated people. I learnt lots, both about sickle cell, and brushing up my visual minuting skills. The 'baby bit' is mostly where I was working!
About a week before this I went down to Cornwall to the Eden project to do visual minutes for the Eden Forum, which was looking at tackling climate change in the South West. There were some mind bogglingly big brains discussing some pretty terrifying issues, I felt like a very little fly on the wall. But a very lucky little fly.
The Eden project is really rather wonderful thing.
Labels:
Eden Project,
NHS,
visual minutes
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