Festival in a Box (Some Thoughts on Boxes)

by michaeleades | Nov 29, 2013 | Bloomsbury Festival in a Box

Boxes have a history within dementia research and memory activities. Some very important work in the field of arts and health has come about through the production of ‘memory boxes’, for example. Via the work of the European Reminiscence Network or the ‘House of...

Bloomsbury Festival in a Box: Thinking about ‘dementia friendly communities’

by michaeleades | Nov 20, 2013 | Bloomsbury Festival in a Box

 Meetings:  At 9am on Monday morning a fairly disparate group of people gathered for a meeting and training session for the Festival in a Box project. Alongside myself and other researchers, in attendance were one local Bloomsbury artist (last seen leading a walk at...

Bloomsbury Festival in a Box: Opening the First Archive

by michaeleades | Nov 6, 2013 | Bloomsbury Festival in a Box

The First Box: Earlier this week a plain, slightly damp cardboard box was delivered to my office. Whilst hardly looking like anything to get excited about, I knew that this was in fact a very important package indeed. It was nothing less than the first ‘output’ of my...
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