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Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Podcast, 20 mins

Phoenix: Impact of Domestic Violence and Abuse – Podcast

Part of Festival of the Mind
17 Sep 2020 08:00

Contains challenging themes and sensitive content, which some may find distressing.

Ceramicist Angie Hardwick and Dr Parveen Ali talk about using art to explore the psychological and physical images of domestic violence and abuse.

About the project

This vitally important art installation used ceramics to depict the impact of domestic violence and abuse (DVA). To create works that reflect the physical, psychological and emotional effects of DVA, artist Angie Hardwick collaborated with Dr Parveen Ali (Health Sciences School). In a series of consultations, survivors discussed those effects. The artworks incorporated their words, giving the installation a powerful immediacy which aimed to help raise awareness of DVA and give hope to others.

Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic art installation by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic art installation by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick
Ceramic artwork by Angie Hardwick

Helping Survivors, a proud partner of RAINN, have offered up their resources for anyone who has been victimized by sexual assault or abuse. You can find all their useful resources with the button below.

Helping Survivors Resources

Credits

The Podcast

  • Professor Parveen Ali, Health Sciences School
  • Angie Hardwick, Ceramicist 
  • Recorded and produced by Kitty Turner

Curation

  • Part of Festival of the Mind 2020

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