Exhibition remains on permanent display at Sandwell Hospital Education Centre
World Premiere of ‘Staying Power’
11th October, 2023
Panel Discussion
27th October, 2022: The Exchange, Centenary Square, Birmingham
EXHIBITIONS
University of Birmingham: The Exchange, Centenary Square (27th October 2022)
Wolverhampton Art Gallery (8th August 2020 - 10th January 2021)
University of Birmingham’s Medical School executive corridor (October 2021 - October 2022)
Black Country and West Birmingham NHS Trusts Awards Evening (October 2021)
Coventry Cathedral projected on the exterior (October 2021)
Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington, London (October - December 2021)
Soho House, Handsworth, Birmingham (June 2020)
St. Pancras Hospital, central London (July - October 2019)
St. Georges Hospital, Tooting, London (May 2019)
University of Birmingham’s Medical School (November 2019)
The Gap Centre for Cultural Action, Balsall Heath, Birmingham (November - December 2019)
Warwick University & Modern Records Centre (May - June 2019) supported by Wellcome Trust
Sandwell Hospital’s Education Centre (October 2018) remains on permanent display
Medicine Gallery, central Birmingham (September 2018)
Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, East London (August 2018)
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
8th of August 2020 - 10th January 2021
Panel Discussion: 23rd October 2021
A selection of portraits from the series Here To Stay were exhibited at
St Pancras Hospital, central London, as part of group exhibition The Art of Caring from 18th July - 4th October 2019, in partnership with Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust.
University of Warwick’s iteration (June 2019) was produced in partnership with the university’s on-site archival resource - the Modern Records Centre - and global charitable foundation: Wellcome Trust.
Exterior of Soho House, Handsworth, Birmingham
Interior of Soho House, Handsworth, Birmingham
Launch of exhibition at Medicine Gallery, central Birmingham (September 2018)
Photographer Inès Elsa Dalal alongside 8 of 24 project participants
(L-R) Jennifer Inniss, Yvette Roach-Smith, Norma Johnson, Empress Zauditu Ishuah, Sandra Gordon, Bev Morris, Heather Glasford, Ofrah Muflahi
Sandwell Hospital’s Education Centre, exhibited throughout October 2018 and remains on permanent display.
This corridor is where seven participants from Wolverhampton’s Clinical Commissioning Group regularly walk past their portraits, on their way to and from meetings with their managers.
November 2018 at the University of Birmingham’s School of Medicine, in partnership with UoB’s Black Asian Minority Ethnic staff network (feat Sonia)
(left) Beverley Callaghan, (centre) Violet May-Hayles and Lorraine Thompson (right)
Originally advertised to be exhibited throughout October 2018, remains on permanent display
Portrait of Elisha Hemans
Mature student at the University of Birmingham at the time of this portrait. Now a qualified nurse specialising in cardiology.
Portrait of Empress Zauditu Ishuah aka Jennifer Simpson. Semi-retired nurse who pioneered a role as first assistant to the surgeon.