Bleeding Out

10am-8pm

Seventh Circle

A banner titled 'Bleeding Out: Artistic reflections on healthcare by women and marginalised people'. Next to the text, a digital collage stating 'I am so tired of fighting to be believed.'

Healthcare for women and people of marginalised genders in the UK is in crisis, underfunded and undervalued, with many waiting decades for diagnoses and treatment of common conditions such as endometriosis. Bleeding Out explores artistic responses to medical misogyny and the disparities of knowledge, treatment, understanding and compassion in gynaecological and reproductive healthcare. Creativity blooms as an antidote and a rebellion when systems and society refuses to listen. This exhibition is a message of hope for a better future.

Featuring works by 7 talented Birmingham and West Midlands artists, whose practices illuminate these realities and offer hope for a better future:

• Amelia Fox

• Charlie Fitz

• Leah Hickey

• Larissa Shaw

• Sally Butcher

• Z’Khayha James

• Yasmeen Fathima Thantrey

With special collaboration with Cysters, the Birmingham based charity who advocate nationwide for representation, inclusion and equitable womens’ healthcare.

*Please note a pre-booked artist talk will be taking place from 7-7:45pm.

Accessibility

Please note, the gallery is on the first floor and is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible yet.

Venue

Seventh Circle

Unit C3, 2 Bowyer Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B10 0SA