“Through the lungs to memory”: Writer in Residence Evaluation
Read the evaluation of the writer-in-residence programme we ran alongside the Durham exhibition.
Read the evaluation of the writer-in-residence programme we ran alongside the Durham exhibition.
View presentations from Life of Breath researchers, drawing on a range of different perspectives, including the lived experience of breathlessness,…
As part of her residency, Christy Ducker ran a series of writing workshops with Durham and Derwentside Breathe Easy.
Can using letters help create a personal narrative and public story, generating new ways of relating to breathlessness? A new…
Life of Breath collaborator Elspeth Penny writes about her experience facilitating a “Letter to my Breath” workshop at Barton Hill…
David Fuller explores how a new view of poetic structure based on the breath emerged in the mid-20th Century.
Highlights and interviews from an evening of poetry and song to provoke deeper thought and discussion around the lived experience…
Anthropologist Alice Malpass and letter-revivalist Elspeth Penny talk about what they've learned from asking people to write a letter to their breath.
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