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Breast Cancer & Me

An NBCRC breast cancer awareness event 2022 

Montage of images from the breast cancer & me exhibitionA selection of work from the exhibition 

Exhibition website now live - https://www.bcawarenessart.uk 

 

Links to artist talks

Jennifer Willis - 'Seen to be Heard'

Award winning Belfast photographer Jennifer Willis shares the story behind her series of powerful, yet dignified, portraits of women living with a secondary breast cancer diagnosis. 'Seen to be Heard' reveals the physical and emotional cost of the disease and the project has become a platform to effect change in the provision of cancer care in Northern Ireland. NBCRC were pleased to welcome Jennifer and also Cheryl and Valerie to Nottingham.

Diane Leopard - 'Letting Photographs Tell Their Stories' 

Diane is a clinical complementary therapist living in Stoke-on-Trent. Before her own diagnosis Diane provided therapies for cancer patients and in her own words "foolishly thought she had a good understanding of the disease". However, nothing had prepared her for the devastating impact of her own diagnosis. 'Letting Photographs Tell Their Stories' is a series of non-clinical photographs which describes the emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis. Diane regularly presents the collection as an illustrated talk to group meetings including cancer support groups, hospices, WI and workplaces.

 

 

  

 

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