Available Works This section is currently under construction, please contact for enquiries and more information. Archive 2016-2008 2016 Willem, 2016 Oil on board 24x36 inches June, 2016 Oil on board 24x36 inches Renoir, 2016 Oil on board 24x36 inches Henriot, 2016 Oil on board 24x36 inches Britney, 2016 Oil on board 24x36 inches 2015 Paroxysm, 2015 Acrylic on canvas 36X47.5 inches Nixie, 2015 Acrylic on canvas 36X36 inches Cajole, 2015 Acrylic on canvas 36X36 inches Sanguine, 2015 Acrylic on canvas 36X36 inches 5S4 (Self), 2015 Mixed media on board 24X35.5 inches 2B25 (Self), 2015 Mixed media on board 36X48.5 inches 3B3 (Self), 2015 Mixed media on board 36X48.5 inches 2014 Sidium, 2014 Acrylic on canvas 20X24 inches Amulet, 2014 Acrylic on canvas 20X24 inches 2013 A Critical Mass, 2013 Gloss on canvas 24 X 32 inches Candy, 2013 Mixed media on canvas 28X36 inches Terminal, 2013 Mixed media on canvas 25.5X25.5 inches Acinol II, 2013 Mixed media on canvas 24X33 inches Nimbus Mentis (Study), 2013 Mixed media on board 19X24 inches (Framed) CM Study, 2013 Mixed media on canvas 18X24 inches Maroon, 2013 Mixed media on linen 31X41.5 inches Nexus, 2013 Mixed media on linen 31X41.5 inches Self, 2013 Mixed media on linen 25.5X32 inches 2012 Flip, 2012 Mixed media on canvas 24 X 32 inches Malloy, 2012 Mixed media on canvas 28 X 33.5 inches 2011 Thomas, 2011 Oil on board 29.5 X 39.5 inches The Shaver (study), 2011 Mixed media on paper 6X8 inches 2010 Flock, 2010 Mixed media on board 32 X 35 inches (framed) Flock (Study), 2010 Mixed media on board 8.5 X 11.5 inches Leaders I, 2010 Acrylic on board 21 X 26 inches Leaders II, 2010 Acrylic on board 21 X 26 inches Thirsty, 2010 Mixed media on board 28 X 34 inches Fossil, 2010 Mixed media on board 16 X 24 inches Adumb, 2010 Mixed media on board 20.5 X 25.5 Sonance, 2010 Mixed media on board 22 X 24 Lacuna, 2010 Mixed media on board 20 X 28 Untitled (face), 2010 Mixed media on board10 X 14 inches 2009 Pallor Mortis, 2009 20 X 32 inches Ascetic Spear Tracks, 2009 Mixed media on board 38 X 48 inches (framed) Raging Brown, 2009 Mixed media on board 17.5 X 28 inches The Ashes Descent, 2009 Mixed media on board 40 X 29.5 inches Deaha, 2009 Mixed media 22.5 x 25 inches (framed) Gladys, 2009 Mixed media 12 X 15.5 inches (framed) Swonkeh (the wise), 2009 Mixed media on board 27 X 35 inches (framed) Untitled (face), 2009 Mixed media on board 19 X 28 inches 2008 Plena, 2008 Mixed media on canvas 24 X 36 inches FF Shift I, 2008 Mixed media on canvas 16 X 20 inches FF Shift II, 2008 Mixed media on canvas 16 X 20 inches FF Shift III, 2008 Mixed media on canvas 16 X 20 inches Cosset, 2008 Mixed media on canvas 24 X 24 inches

About Blog Events Team Partners Protocal Minutes Search Results More Throughout the tour we'll be gathering an archive of learning about how testing affects people's lives whilst considering the ethics of these artistic practices. Any information included here should be considered ongoing and flexible. Please click the links below for further details: - Anonymous quotations about testing, taken from touring events and one to one conversations - Ethical questions for artistic engagement and research with people living with dementia - Field notes

Gallery Walk Home Residents Partners Resources About We offer rural arts residencies in Lincolnshire with engagement, mentorship and networking opportunities. This new project supports artists and creatives with time and space to develop new work, skills and ideas, and connect them to arts professionals and communities in the area and across the UK. Each residency includes access to a 105 sq ft studio space in the rural Lincolnshire countryside, accommodation + amenities, and a programme of introductions, site visits and mentorships. The programme aims to develop sustainable pathways between artists and the local community to build curiosity, trust and engagement whilst contributing to a vibrant and dynamic arts ecology on the east coast of England. Please get in touch if you would like to be involved! Open Call for residents We're looking residents! Applications will be considered from anyone based in the East Midlands or with a practice related to Lincolnshire, East Anglia and The Fens. We are particularly interested in applications which consider the unique landscape, it's heritage, history of agriculture and relationship to water. We are also keen to hear from those who would like to engage in community building and skills development. To apply, please send a short proposal (200-400 words) letting us know your interests, practice and any initial ideas. House & Garden Studio Space Produce Skills & Activities

Profiles in Paint 2014 - present Paintings could offer insight into the varied experiences of people with different dementias. In this project, a single exercise – the painting of a group of objects in still-life – was used to capture artistic production in four artists with different diagnoses of dementia and four healthy artists. Whilst quantitative studies provide important insights into the neuroanatomical supports for artistic actions, autonomous art exercises may yield deeper understanding of the individual creative experience in the context of neurodegenerative disease. Find the full text here Back

Testing Situations About Blog Events Team Partners Protocal Minutes Search Results More How do cognitive tests help us understand how the human mind works? By adapting existing tests and utilising artistic methods this project uncovers experiences of assessment whilst communicating the ways we perceive the world. Testing Situations is a research project working with the mechanisms of neurological assessment. A series of artworks have been created in response to testing materials and archival videos of people undertaking assessments, and the project has initially focused on tests of language, object, spatial and semantic perception developed at UCL Institute of Neurology. An archive of examples detailing similarities between cognitive tests and conceptual artworks is being formulated and through this research new tests and situations are being explored. The project aims to straddle forms of creativity used in the fields of neuropsychology, conceptual art and experimental technology to discuss the historical evolution of tests and adapt the ways people are assessed in the future. Testing Situations toured around the UK throughout 2019, funded by a Wellcome Public Engagement grant. The project has been developed through the Created Out of Mind research residency at Wellcome Collection and collaborations with members of Rare Dementia Support groups and researchers at the Dementia Research Centre, UCL Institute of Neurology. Learning from this project was expanded on as part of the Understanding Intelligence residency at PRAKSIS, Oslo which asked how constructs of intelligence are measured, used and abused, and how changing understandings of human and more-than-human worlds might require radical redefinitions. More information can be found here. Understanding Intelligence Collaborative project based in Oslo, asking how constructs of intelligence are measured, used and abused. Talking Lines Development of a novel line drawing methodology, with social scientists and people living with rare dementias. The 'Neva' A multichannel video installation about dementia, narration and the landscapes of a test Single Yellow Lines An interdisciplinary project investigating the characteristics of singular painted gestures. Testing Situations Artworks Artworks created in response to testing materials and archival videos. Examples Examples detailing similarities between cognitive tests and conceptual artworks Profiles in Paint A still-life painting project offering insight into the varied experiences of people with different dementias. Study Projects Initial painting studies, contributing to early collaborations.

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Charles Harrison is an artist based in London, working with painting, sculpture and installation. Home Contact B. 1986, based in Nottingham and London. Charlie Harrison is an artist, curator and creative health researcher working across contemporary art, neuroscience and public engagement. His art practice remodels common forms, drawing attention to perceptual fragility through distortions of material and sensual codes. Sculptural works are usually poorly fabricated and often placed within unsuspecting public environments. Recent developments have moved towards documentation, slow making, drawing, and music. Charlie often works through collaboration and his artistic methods and conceptual understanding have shaped alongside artists, curators, social scientists, neuropsychologists, motor-neuroscientists and people living with rare dementias. Some of these collaborations have particularly focussed on the historical development, values and deficiencies of standardised testing methods and have led to novel social science and arts and health research funded by Wellcome Trust, University College London (UCL) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). Charlie works at UCL Institute of Neurology, contributing to research, education, public and patient involvement and coordinating health and wellbeing projects alongside people living with rare dementias through the Rare Space community venture. Charlie also manages the planned Gallery Walk artist residency and development programme in South Lincolnshire. Selected Exhibitions and Events 2025 Der Augenring , MAUVE, Vienna. Oct-Nov 2025 Mascara Film Club 33 , Sessions House, Spalding, March 2025 2024 Speedboat , The Gliderdrome, Boston. August 2024 The Shoe Museum , Outhouse Gallery, London. July 2024 Oracle Opticians , Chemist Gallery, London. June-July 2024 2023 Neptune's Laundrette , Art Lacuna, London. Oct-Nov 2023 Talking Lines , Drawing Room, London. Oct-Dec 2023 2022 Understanding Intelligence, Open House , PRAKSIS, Oslo. Dec 2022 Ghost Show , Copeland Park, London, Oct 2022 I Have Eaten It , Refettorio Felix, London. Feb 2022 2021 Sandman Mattresses. 61 Rollins St, London. April/May 2021 2019 B18_0103-0107 . Barbican Centre, London. October 2019 H2OME TESTING for N — E º W ˝( S ) Seasonal School, Jupiter Woods. London March 2019 Testing Situations. Jupiter Woods, London Jan/Feb 2019 2018 Bollards . Deptford X Fringe, London. September 2018 Created Out of Mind Residency Showcase . Wellcome Collection, London. July 2018 Life at the Edges (Extremophile Conference Performer). Science Gallery, Dublin. June 2018 Overground . Nigel, London. May 2018 Normal? Festival of the Brain . Quarterhouse, Folkestone. May 2018 Conditions for Ongoingness// 1.2 The Gathering . Jupiter Woods, London. March/April 2018 ARUK Reframe Dementia . Oxo Gallery, London. March 2018 Trajectories . Lifespace, Dundee. February-June 2018 Wet Paint on Wall . Various Locations, London. December/January 2018 2017 Pint of Science, Dimensions of Dementia . Studio Spaces, London. October 2017 Refused . Various Locations, London/Brighton. July 2017 The Art of Gesture . Wellcome Collection, London. July 2017 We Are All Involved in this Mess . Enclave Lab, London. April, 2017 2016 Bollards . Upper Brockley Road, London. December 2016 #7 . The Koop Project, Brighton. July 2016 Lost in Thought . Science Museum, London. April 2016 Friendship Rules . The Quadrant, Brighton. February 2016. 2015 A Rational Question . TrafalgarWorks, Portslade. June 2015 CRH . TrafalgarWorks, Portslade. June 2015 2014 WP70 . Community Arts Centre, Brighton. November 2014 ArtNeuro . The Rag Factory, London. November 2014 Horror Hotel . Ghost Train on the Pier, Brighton. October 2014 WP43 . Community Arts Centre, Brighton. May 2014 Important Information . Neue Froth Kunsthalle, Hove. March 2014 2013 Work Programme 17 . Community Arts Centre, Brighton. May 2013 2010 Nature:Humanity:Technology . Inham Hall, Wisbech St Mary. June 2010 NEWS Current exhibition at MAUVE, Vienna Clive from accounts & Sandman Mattresses (album cover collaboration) Listen: Oracle Opticians conversation with Rebecca Edwards Read: Oracle Opticians article in Post Art Clarity Co-authored Research Papers & Press ‘Talking lines’: the stories of diagnosis and support as told by those with lived experience of rare forms of dementia, 2024 Talking Lines: A Research Protocol Integrating Verbal and Visual Narratives to Understand the Experiences of People Affected by Rarer Forms of Dementia, International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 2023 Contributions of patient a nd citizen researchers to ‘Am I the right way up?’ st udy of balance in posterior cortical atrophy and typical Alzheimer’s disease . Dementia, 2018 Mobile Brain-Body Imaging and the Neuroscience of Art, Innovation and Creativity. (book chapter). Springer, November 2019 Conceptualising and Understanding Artistic Creativity in the Dementias: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Research and Practice . Frontiers in Psychology, September 2018. Exploring dementia through art and science. Fergus Walsh, BBC News, May 2018 Profiles in paint: contrasting responses to a common artistic exercise by people with different dementias. Arts & Health, November 2017 Preparatory planning framework for Created Out of Mind: Shaping perceptions of dementia through art and science. Wellcome Open Research, November 2017 The lines are open: An artist’s experience of working with dementia research. Dementia, October 2017 Forgetting but not gone: dementia and the arts . Philip Ball, The Observer, March 2017 Object & Display. Dupe, The Dark Issue. May 2014 Links & Education Rare Space - Website Dementia and the Arts: Sharing Practice, Developing Understanding and Enhancing Lives - Online course The Many Faces of Dementia - Online Course Rare Dementia Support - Website Commercial painting

Testing Situations About Blog Events Team Partners Protocal Minutes Search Results More How do cognitive tests help us understand how the human mind works? By adapting existing tests and utilising artistic methods this project uncovers experiences of assessment whilst communicating the ways we perceive the world. Testing Situations is a research project working with the mechanisms of neurological assessment. A series of artworks have been created in response to testing materials and archival videos of people undertaking assessments, and the project has initially focused on tests of language, object, spatial and semantic perception developed at UCL Institute of Neurology. An archive of examples detailing similarities between cognitive tests and conceptual artworks is being formulated and through this research new tests and situations are being explored. The project aims to straddle forms of creativity used in the fields of neuropsychology, conceptual art and experimental technology to discuss the historical evolution of tests and adapt the ways people are assessed in the future. Testing Situations toured around the UK throughout 2019, funded by a Wellcome Public Engagement grant. The project has been developed through the Created Out of Mind research residency at Wellcome Collection and collaborations with members of Rare Dementia Support groups and researchers at the Dementia Research Centre, UCL Institute of Neurology. Learning from this project was expanded on as part of the Understanding Intelligence residency at PRAKSIS, Oslo which asked how constructs of intelligence are measured, used and abused, and how changing understandings of human and more-than-human worlds might require radical redefinitions. More information can be found here. Understanding Intelligence Collaborative project based in Oslo, asking how constructs of intelligence are measured, used and abused. Talking Lines Development of a novel line drawing methodology, with social scientists and people living with rare dementias. The 'Neva' A multichannel video installation about dementia, narration and the landscapes of a test Single Yellow Lines An interdisciplinary project investigating the characteristics of singular painted gestures. Testing Situations Artworks Artworks created in response to testing materials and archival videos. Examples Examples detailing similarities between cognitive tests and conceptual artworks Profiles in Paint A still-life painting project offering insight into the varied experiences of people with different dementias. Study Projects Initial painting studies, contributing to early collaborations. Back

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