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Robin Williams: Bigger than Life «

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Robin Williams: Bigger than Life. August 10, 2015. August 14, 2015. We have exhibited David’s work recently, at our Mental Spaghetti exhibition at Studio 3 Arts. You can see more of his work here. All artwork David Feingold, 2015. Robin Williams may have been bigger than life on and off the stage and screen, but in the end a mere speck in the battle of an illness that dwarfed his fame, fortune, family and friends. The following is my own experience with bipolar disorder, taken directly from my dissertati...

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Roving Diagnostic Unit «

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July 24, 2015. Mental Spaghetti has been invited to join Bobby Baker and her team. As part of the Roving Diagnostic Unit at Shuffle Festival, taking place tomorrow, 25th July 2015! Check out the details below and come and join us for investigations, tea, cake, and later, a top notch, Cure All Cabaret (tickets for both available here. This entry was posted in Bobby Baker. The Daily Life Ltd. And tagged bobby baker. The daily life ltd. London: Walking to Wellness. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Get every new ...

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A huge ‘thank you’ from Barking! «

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A huge ‘thank you’ from Barking! July 14, 2015. A HUGE thank you to everyone who came down to our private view for the Mental Spaghetti group show in Barking last Friday, and to our ever-helpful and accommodating hosts, Studio 3 Arts. An especially big thank you and congratulations goes to our featured artists! The exhibition continues until Friday 24th July, so we aren’t putting all the photos online yet. Here are a few sneaky peeks for you! A few snaps from the evening…. And tagged art therapy. You are...

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Featured Artists «

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Although we help to promote the work many artists, mainly via our news page, there are some artists that we have a close relationship with, built over time. The artists on this page are those we have curated exhibitions for, and/or mentored, since the inception of Mental Spaghetti. To find out more about each artist, click through to their website or MS page, below. Sign-up here for email updates! Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

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Guardian Interview «

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July 15, 2015. July 15, 2015. Mental Spaghetti founder, Marie-Louise Plum, and MS Comrade, John Hegley, were recently interviewed by Laura Barton of The Guardian. Please check out the article here. 8211; there’s some lively debate in the comments section, feel free to add your thoughts! This entry was posted in press. A huge ‘thank you’ from Barking! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Add your own event.

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Mental Spaghetti «

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Guest Artist: Valerie Pannier. August 25, 2016. August 25, 2016. I view my artistic practice as essentially experimental and experiential. 8220;My focused line of enquiry is the physical and mental feelings of synchronicity via movement and stillness, filled-up and empty space. I create shapes that remind me of the underwater world with all its fertility and mystery, and the symbiosis between elements. My relationship with my work is intense, lonely, playful and personal, and short lived. I have just bee...

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The profound value of arts in homelessness «

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The profound value of arts in homelessness. May 14, 2015. May 14, 2015. Guest article by Francesca Baker. It’s a narrow-minded assumption that the only thing that is needed to alleviate homelessness is homes. Recently published a study exploring the place of creative arts in homeless communities, called Get Creative: Arts For All. Participation can be beneficial from a therapeutic and recreational perspective, as well as helping people to overcome wider issues and develop specific skills.’. Opportunity t...