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Jo Randerson: art and mental health

By Ant / 27 June 2008

Those with a radio may like to tune it into Kim Hill at 11.40 on Saturday (or use the web to listen later).

If you do, you’ll get the treat of listening to Jo Randerson, astonishingly talented writer and performing artist, who will be reflecting with Kim about art and mental health at that time.

“Award-winning writer and performer Jo Randerson is curating the exhibition My House Surrounded by a Thousand Suns at The New Dowse in Lower Hutt (5 July to 26 October). The recipient of a New Zealand Mental Health Media Grant, Randerson’s show includes work from individuals formerly known as ‘outsider artists’, including those with experiences of mental illness and intellectual disability, inspired by her recent trip to Belgium’s Guislain Museum.

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