Press releases
For media enquiries please contact:
Mike Findlay, Wellcome Collection Senior Media
Officer
T +44 (0)20 7611 8612
E m.findlay@wellcome.ac.uk
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20 Aug 2010
Celebrating 150 years of the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery at King's College London, Wellcome Collection opens its doors for a late night extravaganza showcasing the complexity of nursing and midwifery care in the 21st century.
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19 Aug 2010
Wellcome Collection and City Stories Walks have been working together to bring you their first interactive, multimedia walking tour straight to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
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18 Aug 2010
Information about the free exhibitions and events at Wellcome Collection in September and October 2010.
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10 Aug 2010
Wellcome Collection explores the role of mind-altering drugs in history and culture with its latest exhibition.
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14 Jul 2010
Wellcome Collection joins forces with the Don't Panic online art community to host a unique event that sees the winning design from our tattoo competition being tattooed live on volunteer Caisa Ederyd.
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21 Jun 2010
The Midsummer Picnic is back for 2010, inviting Camden residents to celebrate summer with activities and performances inspired by Wellcome Collection.
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25 May 2010
Following on from the sell out success of last year’s event, Wellcome Collection is delighted to be returning with Quacks and Cures - an unusual, quirky and entertaining evening of quack doctors and medical cures from the 19th through 21st centuries.
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24 May 2010
Hear the 'sound of colour' and the 'music of your clothes' played by an ensemble of 'Seeing Instruments' and watch a real, live experiment designed by children in a free event at Wellcome Collection in London.
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16 Apr 2010
Wellcome Collection in central London today announces details of the events programme to support this year’s summer exhibition - 'Skin'.
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22 Mar 2010
Following the success of its recent exhibitions, which have looked at mental health and at identity, Wellcome Collection returns to the subject of the human body for its summer exhibition: 'Skin'.