The Art of Nursing: Creativity, Resistance, Renewal
16 Jul 2025, 13:00 - 14:00
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The sixth Art of Nursing Webinar, in partnership with Foundation of Nursing Studies, celebrates the launch of a new exhibition at the RCN.
The RCN Library and Museum's new major exhibition presents art by and about nurses - revealing how they have been mythologised, frequently as saints, angels and heroes, usually as female, predominantly as white. It explores the role of art in constructing and also resisting such stereotypes, by exposing the complexity, labour and expertise of nursing, perhaps the most artful of professions.
This webinar explores the exhibition themes of creativity, resistance and renewal in more depth.
The webinars are engaging hour-long fire side chats (no slides allowed), bringing interesting people and innovative ideas together to show what is possible and how the arts help us deliver sustainable goals. Five people - nurses, artists, and activists - come together to share their work and inspire others into action.
List of speakers (TBC)
Kate Forde is a freelance curator, who led on the themes and development of the 'Art of Nursing' exhibition and has curated the programme for this event.
Dr Marion Lynch is a registered nurse, public health specialist and creative health consultant. Marion leads the Art of Nursing programme. Marion will share how this work is building into a community of action.
How to join
This event will be hosted on Zoom. Details on how to access the zoom link will be sent to you via email.
This is event is open to all, but targeted at nursing and healthcare staff and artists.
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For any queries about this event please contact
RCN Library and Museum
rcn.library@rcn.org.uk
0345 337 3368
20 Cavendish Square
Marylebone
London
W1G ORN
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