Undiminished: Rebalancing the female narrative of menopause
Free, drop-in
Dr Francesca Arrigoni-Halliday is an Associate Professor in Physiology and Pharmacology at Kingston University. Having recently completed the MA Illustration at Kingston School of Art, she has been testing how visual methods, when used well, can sharpen scientific understanding, especially for students tackling complex biomedical ideas. As both a scientist and artist, Francesca has embarked on extended research that explores menopause through the lens of cellular biology, historical symbolism, and personal experience. Undiminished: Rebalancing the female narrative of menopause explores this powerful and often misunderstood stage of life, bridging women’s health, science communication, and visual storytelling. Ahead of the launch of the exhibition, Francesca will lead two 90 minute creative workshops at the museum on the morning of Thursday 21 May starting at 9:30 and 11:30. Book your free ticket via Eventbrite.
Francesca will also be leading three public workshops during the exhibition. Click here for more information and to book.
