Filmscreening and Roundtable
Wednesday, 11 November · 18:00–20h00 · EKA A202 Põhja puiestee 7, 10412 Tallinn, Estonia. and online (register at ligia.fernandes@artun.ee to receive the zoom link)
The evening begins with a screening and discussion of Laura Liventaal’s film “29”, developed at the Lisbon Psychiatric Hospital. Lígia Fernandes will present a retrospect on the Art, Love and Repair initiatives, and we will finish with a roundtable discussion, where members of Haabersti Klubimaja, participants from the previous events, invited guests and you can reflect on art, love and repair.
You can also participate in the event online.
The event is free.
ART, LOVE & REPAIR initiatives are part of an ongoing PhD research of Lígia Fernandes, examining artists working within mental healthcare organizations. Beyond asking how art can support well-being, the project opens to a broader question: what can we all—artists, participants, and the public—learn about repair through artistic collaboration with mental healthcare spaces?
The events are organised in collaboration with Laura Liventaal and Mari-Liis Kupri.
If you you you are curious, you are very welcome to join the last two events of the series!
About Haabersti Klubimaja (Clubhouse): A Clubhouse is a community-based space where people with mental illness come together through shared activities, work, and social life—supporting a sense of belonging, dignity, and mutual support.