One of a curator’s hardest jobs is choosing what not to include in an exhibition. Our Breathing Books & Inspiring Incunabula sessions
Air Transformed
These striking objects by Miriam Quick and Stefanie Posavec represent air pollution data.
Still/Breathing
One of the most powerful items in the Catch Your Breath exhibition can be found on the video reel in our central
Breath in Visual Art
There are a lot of artworks in our exhibition – from ancient cave paintings to original commissions – demonstrating the ways that
Insights into Illness
In our Durham exhibition you’ll see a reprint of a page from the graphic memoir Things To Do in a Retirement Home
Under The Surface
‘Under the Surface’, a choral work by Toby Young and Jennifer Thorp inspired by Life of Breath research, has its Northern premiere
Respiration as Inspiration
Professor David Fuller explores the ways in which breath inspires the writing and performance of poetry and literature.
Spirometry: Is ‘normal’ what it seems?
Spirometers, like other medical technologies, need a definition of ‘normal’ to quantify ‘abnormal’. But how reliable is this baseline?
Durham Exhibition Photo Tour
If you are still wondering exactly what an exhibition about breath might be like, then look no further. This short photo tour
Kids in Museums Takeover Day
The opening of Catch Your Breath on 23 November 2018 coincided with Kids in Museums Takeover Day. Takeover Day is a celebration
Breathing Like The Iceman
In our Catch Your Breath exhibition there is a pair of shorts. To some they will just be a slightly grubby-looking pair
Breathe Better (with Breathing Exercises)
A key theme of the exhibition is that the way we breathe can change the way we feel. Here Kate Binnie (Senior Research