Public Lecture from forthcoming book Clinical Modernism: Art, Medicine and Experience in Vienna 1900 on Egon Schiele’s drawings of pregnant patients at the Second Women’s Clinic within the University of Vienna’s General Hospital of 1910, at the Freud Museum, London, 23 January 2019.

Consultancy work for choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh as she researched her one act dance work Staging Schiele. Designed for four dancers, it was a response to Egon Schiele’s life and work, in particular to the women he engaged with: models, lover, wife and mother. The London premier was at the Southbank Centre in the Autumn of 2019. Staging Schiele was celebrated by critics for its intelligence as well as its striking choreography. The online broadcast of the full work can be seen here:

Article on Egon Schiele’s connections with psychiatrists in ‘Vienna 1900’, and the correlations between his self-portraits and photographs of patients. Commissioned by Tate Etc. to accompany the exhibition Life in Motion: Egon Schiele / Francesca Woodman at Tate Liverpool (May - Sept 2018). Published in Issue 43 of the magazine, Summer 2018.