This series explores the research themes, events and activities of the Life of Breath project. Life of Breath is an research project exploring breathing and breathlessness at the interface of arts, humanities and medical practice. It is a collaboration between the Durham University and University of…
'When you press the button, you're actually making the idea of race and racial difference' Lundy Braun discusses how racism is literally built into the spirometer.
“Breath is the beginning and end of what we do as classical singers” Miranda Wright In this episode we turn...
‘Art changes human experience as it reorders our perceptions and engages our emotions’ (Starr, 2013) Artist Jayne Wilton has spent...
In his manifesto ‘Projective Verse’ (1950) the poet Charles Olson proposed a new view of poetic structure based on the...
Under the Surface is a choral piece composed by Toby Young which was specially commissioned for, and premiered at, the...
A cappella singing, a lone rower in the Pacific Ocean, fungal spores, clairvoyance and a baby’s cries…what could possibly...
‘It Felt Like Drowning’ is the winner of our recent Inspired musical composition competition. Entrants were invited to attend...
On 1st July 2007 England banned smoking in enclosed public places. Although contentious at the time it has gone...
If you were invited to write a letter to your breath, what would you say? Bristol anthropologist Alice Malpass...
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Jane Macnaughton discusses why breathlessness is an invisible symptom, why the people who experience it can be invisible in society and how this is hampering the battle against lung disease.