Sensory lecture series essay

written by Anna Harris

08/12/21

Our collaborators Marres House for Contemporary Culture have recently published a beautiful book (and great Christmas gift idea) on their sensory program.

One of the five front covers of the book

Called “Sensing Art, Training the Body”, the collection contains cahiers from various sensory exhibitions between 2017 and 2021, and two essays, including one by Anna reflecting on the Training the Senses lecture series (of which Making Clinical Sense took part several years ago). The book is available from the Marres online and physical shop with five different covers.

Kids medical school

Our Legacy Film

A festival in Limburg

Workshopping eyes

Review of the book “A Sensory Education”

Inclusive bodies?

New publication: Architecture for anatomy

New publication: Sensory probes in fieldwork

Reviews of “Stethoscope”

Making Together

Operation Mango: A conversation

Lessons of imagination

Interview with Samuel Bewiadzi Akakpo, visiting PhD student

MCS in, or rather, out of the classroom

Teaching the normal and the pathological

Coffee talk on sensory data

Exhibition opening of Seeing ‘Normal’

New journal article by Anna Harris: Gridding bodies

New book published: Stethoscope

Making Sense of Medicine Book Launch

Introducing Fringe Editions

Scholarship for Ghanaian PhD open

Our edited book has arrived

Writing with insects

Summer project: How to make a cyanometer

Learning in gardens

Library exhibition and essay on stethoscope

Two new grants on the senses

Sensory lecture series essay

Scoping the Health Humanities curricula

Clinical dinner

Stitching methods and memories

Making measuring bodies

Physical examination fruit salad

Digital-sensory work

Germs, phosphorescence and solastalgia

Mushroom hunting skills valuable to future doctors

A fabric essay on anatomy education

The best laid plans often actually have quite an effect

A sensory education

Writing as a Craft

Warm Memories of the Writing Retreat

Dissecting touch

Postcards from the edge of another time

Embodied meeting

Digital stethoscopes

Crafting Medicine: A Sensory Exploration of Three Medical Schools

Micro-histories in a jar

Exquisite corpses

Playful research

Our virtual 4S papers 4/4

Our virtual 4S papers 3/4

Workshopping, the video essay

Our virtual 4S paper 2/4

Bumbling through fieldwork activities

Quarantine correspondence

Our virtual 4S papers 1/4

Digital learning

Sticky models

Fragile models

Designing for atmospheres of learning

Pandemic ethnography

Making do

Digital times

A meaningful interaction

Filmic humanities

Before UDS: where did Ghana’s doctors train?

How to Make an Omelette

Workshopping videos (6/6): Dwellings

Workshopping videos (5/6): Visualising the workshop

Workshopping videos (4/6): Science lesson

Workshopping videos (3/6): Simulating candlelight

Workshopping videos (2/6): Imaginative ethnographies

Workshopping videos (1/6): Napkins

Movement Interview for Museum Motus Mori

Place and Affect: From Semmelweis to Soeterbeeck

A life in speculum

Repetition in ethnographic writing

Food for thought in medical training

The Body and the Built Environment