Photo 1: 2 March 2012, 19h00: Pre-meeting with the international ART RESEARCHES SCIENCE group in the Pulcinella Youth Hostel
Photo 2: 3 March 2012, 9h15: Waiting for the tram near the Old St. Elisabeth Hospital
Photo 3: On the tram to the UA Groenenborger Campus
Photo 4: Prof. Cras explains with great passion the functional anatomy of the human brain
Photo 5: Prof. Van Schil arrives to explain the complicated anatomy of the lungs and the heart
Photo 6: Drawing the lungs and the heart and reflecting on how sophisticated their anatomy and functions are
Photo 7: Drawing the arm, dissected by prof. Van Glabbeek, learning about its multiple layered beauty of muscles and tendons
Photo 8: Drawing the heart with its thick muscle wall, intriguing chambers and coronary arteries
Photo 9: Jan Gielis and Oleg Rudenko, both medical students, explain thoroughly the anatomy of the leg
Photo 10: Drawing with great concentration the dissected arm and leg: unexpected bright colours in our body is a finding by all attendants
Photo 11: Overview of the art work made today by the international students and discussing future ART RESEARCHES SCIENCE projects in Antwerp, London, Strasbourg, Dundee and New York
Photo 12: Philosophical reflections in the historical center of Antwerp on two inspiring and unforgettable educational days on Human Anatomy and its fragile beauty
Photographs by Ann Van de Velde, BIOMAB vzw
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Impressions by attendants
"I just wanted to thank you for organising another wonderful weekend of dissection drawing in Antwerp. It was my second visit and I've taken so much inspiration away with me, I almost don't know where to start! I'm currently in my final year at the Royal College of Art in London and I'm sure that the experience will emerge somehow in my final show in June. I really appreciate the time and effort you put in to arranging our accomodation, meals, transport and the drawing marathon itself."
- Jane Hunt (UK), 21/03/2012
- Jane Hunt (UK), 21/03/2012
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