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Made In Plymouth Magazine

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Portrait of the Artist, Joy C Martindale (2017) by Danny Burrows

I am pleased to announce that Made In Plymouth magazine have published my new article: The Burden of My Anxieties.

Read it here: http://madeinplymouth.co.uk/project/the-burden-of-my-anxieties/ 

The article proposes that the suffering women feel when in crisis is a commonly shared experience and it considers the role of GP care, in particular the work of the Beacon Medical Practice in Plymouth, in supporting women’s mental, physical and emotional wellbeing.

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CRIT 12

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Portrait of Joy C Martindale, 15/06/2017, by Danny Burrows

On 15th June, I was delighted to be given the opportunity to present the first installment of a new work-in-progress ‘Before and After the Trial‘ to fellow artists Clare Blanca, Faye Golley, Marin Karakaya, Admire Ncube and Philippa Wall  at Crit 12 at Performance Space in Folkestone, Kent.

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The Matter of Material Symposium, Thursday 27th April, 2017

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Here and Now III (photographic image, 2016) Joy C Martindale

I am excited to be joining artist Freddie Robins and professor Catherine Harper at the The Matter of Material Symposium at the Turner Contemporary in Margate on Thursday 27th April. Held alongside the exhibition Entangled: Threads & Making, this conference will bring together academic researchers, makers and curators to discuss the role of textiles in contemporary art practice.

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