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Led by Dr. Bobby Baker and the team at Daily Life Ltd, The Expert View Symposium promised to be an entertaining, inspiring and fun day of discussion, debate and performance, relevant to anyone with an interest in understanding the relationship between the Arts and Mental Health. Colin Hambrook was there, amongst other things, for the butterscotch cake.
Performance artist Dr Bobby Baker at the Expert View Symposium. Photo © Andrew Whittuck
Led by Dr. Bobby Baker and the team at Daily Life Ltd, The Expert View Symposium promised to be an entertaining, inspiring and fun day of discussion, debate and performance, relevant to anyone with an interest in understanding the relationship between the Arts and Mental Health. Colin Hambrook was there, amongst other things, for the butterscotch cake.
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Simon Raven 'Unweaving the Basket' at Daily Life Ltd's Expert View Symposium. Photo © Andrew Whittuck
Led by Dr. Bobby Baker and the team at Daily Life Ltd, The Expert View Symposium promised to be an entertaining, inspiring and fun day of discussion, debate and performance, relevant to anyone with an interest in understanding the relationship between the Arts and Mental Health. Colin Hambrook was there, amongst other things, for the butterscotch cake.
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Daily Life Ltd first presented its public light box installation 'The Expert View' in Dalston Square, London in 2013. Photo © Willie Robb.
Led by Dr. Bobby Baker and the team at Daily Life Ltd, The Expert View Symposium promised to be an entertaining, inspiring and fun day of discussion, debate and performance, relevant to anyone with an interest in understanding the relationship between the Arts and Mental Health. Colin Hambrook was there, amongst other things, for the butterscotch cake.
Click on this link to read an overview of Bobby Baker's artistic career on the Creative Case website
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Colin Hambrook
I don't think they produced any podcasts of the day but I would recommend having a look at Bobby's performances on Youtube. Pull Yourself Together is a personal favourite. My 11 year old daughter watched it with me and said: "Could I do that job?" On reflection she said: "but, it would be difficult not knowing how people are going to respond." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnU6pBiuGMM
Jane mccormick
Great review Colin. Would love to have attended this event. Do you know if there are any podcasts from the day?
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