Fibromyalgia Perspectives

Venue: 23 New Bond St • BA1 1BA
Opening night: 6pm until late • Fri 24 May 2024
Open 11am - 6pm daily • 25 May to 8 June 2024
Accessible ground floor gallery, for full details see map : fringeartsbath.co.uk/map

The call-out to Artists:

What we're looking for:

Diverse artworks reflecting various styles and mediums.
Collaborations with artists who have fibromyalgia and a passion for this cause.
Emotive pieces that convey personal experiences with fibromyalgia.

Your involvement:

Share your fibromyalgia journey in your artist profile.
Participate in Q&A sessions to offer insights into your creative process.

Unique features:

Interactive installations for visitors to experience fibromyalgia sensations.
Artist profiles sharing personal experiences and inspirations.

Why participate? This exhibition is more than art; it's a platform for artists with fibromyalgia to unite, inspire, and raise awareness. Your contribution can make a lasting impact on our community.

Let your art tell a story. Join "Fibromyalgia Perspectives" and be part of a powerful movement!

Curator Pedro Ramalho

Curated by Pedro Ramalho

Pedro Ramalho, (born April 16, 1969, Portugal, lives Bath, England), is a British artist most known for using oil painting as a medium and for using his own life as the subject of his works.

Inner psychic confessionality permeates Pedro’s works. As an ardent supporter of existentialism, Pedro approaches the works of Jean-Paul Sartre with a genuine sense of loss for his homeland and a poignant exploration of the theme of loneliness. Pedro's latest endeavor involves curating an exhibition centered around fibromyalgia, a testament to his unwavering belief in the transformative power of art. Through this initiative, he aims to spotlight the resilience of artists facing health challenges, creating a platform that fosters understanding and empathy.

With Pedro Ramalho at the helm, "Fibromyalgia Perspectives" promises to be a thought-provoking and visually stunning exploration of the intersection between art and the human experience.

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