That Other Place: Art and Alzheimer's

A short video about a recent exhibition of photography and film As
the social, emotional and welfare costs of Alzheimer’s disease gain
prominence, and with the number of sufferers predicted to reach one
million by 2025, exploring the ways in which the disease affects
the lives of the sufferers and those around them becomes an ever
more important task. Responding to this the O3 Gallery in
partnership with TORCH presented That Other Place, an exhibition
exploring Alzheimer’s disease from the perspectives of sufferer and
carer. In this short video we explore why photography is a valuable
tool for documenting the effects of Alzheimer's and the
relationship between art and research. We are joined by Victoria
McGuinness (Business Manager, TORCH), Helen Statham (Director, O3
Gallery) and Nicola Onions (Artist).