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Introducing our 2024 curator
We are delighted to welcome back Nicola Holly as curator for the 2024 Recovered Futures Exhibition for the second year in a row.
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Joanna's Story
Raised by an art professor father and seamstress mother, creativity flows through Joanna Wharton’s veins. Although the family didn’t have much mone...
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Carissa's Story
Looking at Carissa George’s polished paintings, you’d be forgiven for thinking she’s been honing her craft since childhood. In truth, self-taught a...
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Rebecca's Story
Rebecca Jones isn’t afraid to seize control of her future, readily grabbing opportunities to improve negative situations in her life – whether it b...
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Lauren's Story
Sharing her love of art has become a big part of Lauren Sims’ life, as she’s navigated the wave of emotions associated with severe and chronic ment...
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Lisa's Story
Lisa Tucker has made it her life’s work to help others manage their mental health challenges through art. Shattered by her son’s death in 2012, Lis...
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Carol's Story
Carol Owens’ introspective and sentimental nature is clearly evident in her artwork. From capturing the jubilant essence of her childhood, to mourn...
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JoAnn's Story
JoAnn Cutler’s journey with art is intertwined with her experience of mental illness – both have been a key presence in her life since she was a yo...
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Traci's Story
A silver lining emerged from the darkness when Traci Marlin lost her job and found herself with more time to dedicate to her beloved – but almost f...
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Alexandra's Story
Creativity lives within the core of Alexandra Ellen’s soul, helping manage the mental illness that has been part of her life for as long as she can...
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Sue's Story
Sue Yule lived in a state of confusion and chaos for almost two decades prior to her diagnosis of bipolar disorder. With no frame of reference for ...
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Mark's Story
Art has helped rebuild Mark Pearson’s confidence and sense of self amid his ongoing battle with chronic depression. A fragment of light in times of...
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