Breathe Exhibition Freud Museum London , May to July 2018

The exhibition ‘Breathe’ explored the work of two artists, Fay and Judy Goldhill, who lost parents at an early age and found art to be a reparative force for good, helping to repair the psyche.  Series of evening talks exploring art as reparation were given by psychoanalyst Ron Britton, writer Julian Barnes and curator and psychoanalyst Dr Caroline Garland. In addition, a lively discussion between artists Fay Ballard and Judy Goldhill was chaired by Dr Jane Wildgoose.

A public drawing workshop was led by Fay Ballard and Judy Goldhill. It was accompanied by a talk on ‘Freud and creativity’ given by Dr Jamie Ruers from the Freud Museum.

Bereavement art workshops for adults and children were led by the Child Bereavement Trust.