PS/Y Projects

11/12/2018

Congratulations Larry Seinti Achiampong! We are very proud to have been part of the journey of Relic 1 which we commissioned for our recent Hysteria programme

17/04/2018

We're thrilled to be presenting two events 's Anatomy Lecture Theatre this weekend: 'Cally Spooner: several lectures on Display (managed tears, unscripted skin, riots)' (21 April, 2-5.30pm) + 'Symposium: Hysteria - after affects', including RE:CREATE Psychiatry/ (22 April, 10.45-5.30pm), places limited, to book:

PS/Y’s Hysteria is a combined arts programme that explores health and illness in contemporary society, focusing on issues of gender, race and cultural identity. Hysteria is curated by Mette Kjærgaard Præst and takes place in partnership with organisations and institutions across London from Augu...

16/04/2018

Excited to be working with RE:CREATE Psychiatry/'s ShrinkRadio & The Dragon Café Singers this Sunday as part of PS/Y Hysteria's 'Symposium: 'Hysteria - after affects', 22 April, The Anatomy Lecture Theatre, King's College London, to book:

Programmed by Victoria Tischler (Professor of Arts and Health, Head of the Dementia Care Centre, University of West London) with The Dragon Café’s RE:CREATE Psychiatry

28/03/2018

As part of Fridays event we are delighted to be launching Victoria Sins new publication, A View from Elsewhere (2018), featuring all nine narratives in three acts and a special pullout print. The publication is designed by PSS, and co-published by PSS and PS/Y. It will be available on the night at the special launch price of £5 (cash only).

26/03/2018

Tonight! 'Personal Body / Systemic Body: Heterotopias of mental health care' asks: How do the spaces of mental healthcare govern our experiences of them? | A RE:CREATE Psychiatry discussion in collaboration with PS/Y, 6.30pm at The Dragon Cafe (SE1 1JA), with spatial mapping workshop by Dr Laura McGrath & songs by The Dragon Cafe Singers. All welcome, no booking required.

This Mon 26 March take an afternoon stroll at 12.30 pm in the first of a series of Walking-Works, and join us in the evening for 'Personal Body / Systemic Body: Heterotopias of mental health care' - our last discussion of the month in collaboration with PS/Y Projects Hysteria programme. What role does space, environment, and setting play in the experience of mental health service use? All mental health professionals and those with lived experience welcome.

21/03/2018

Dancers Robert Hesp & Tanja Erhart during work in progress at 'Hysteria and Art: Trauma & Coincidences’ (2017). See them this Friday 23 March in Farah Saleh's 'Brexit means Brexit!', 7.30pm at Siobhan Davies Studios (Elephant & Castle). Photo by Manuela Barczewski.

Tickets £5:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/farah-saleh-brexit-means-brexit-tickets-43846048712

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20/03/2018

'These are the gestures of Brexit': ahead of Friday's performance by choreographer Farah Saleh, read Johanna Zinecker's excellent interview with & (p10):