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Durham Institute for Medical Humanities @durhamimh.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

📖 This multi-format volume contains 29 contributions from more than 40 artists, art historians, and scholars in a range of countries, and spans artworks from the sixteenth century to the present day. ✨All chapters are available open access: tinyurl.com/a7v25wkf

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Art and the Critical Medical Humanities

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Durham Institute for Medical Humanities @durhamimh.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

@drfijohnstone.bsky.social: “This book is the first major publication to explicitly treat art as a method of critical thinking that produces new knowledge about health and medicine.” #transformativehumanities @durham.ac.uk youtu.be/G_shsLdPPGo

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Exploring “Art and the Critical Medical Humanities” with Fiona Johnstone

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Durham Institute for Medical Humanities @durhamimh.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

🌟 We spoke with the three co-editors @drfijohnstone.bsky.social, Allison Morehead & Imogen Wiltshire to ask what excites them about 'Art and the Critical Medical Humanities', what they’ve learned, and the new conversations & directions in scholarship they hope it will provoke. Read the interview:

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'Art and the Critical Medical Humanities': An interview with the editors

We catch up with the editors of 'Art and the Critical Medical Humanities', a new volume bringing together artists and scholars who challenge earlier instrumental views of art.

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