Ground-breaking exhibition ‘Lifeblood’ brings Munch’s artworks together with objects from the world of medicine at MUNCH, Oslo – with design by: Nissen Richards Studio  A ground-breaking exhibition that positions fascinating historical objects from the world of medicine alongside contemporary artworks by Edvard Munch is now open at MUNCH, Oslo. The exhibition, curated by Allison Morehead and designed by Nissen Richards Studio (exhibition and graphic design) is called Lifeblood – or ‘Livsblod’ in Norwegian. Running until September 21st, the exhibition considers Munch’s relationship with medicine throughout his lifetime, featuring a chronological approach with different themes coming into focus in each section. Lifeblood juxtaposes Munch’s art with medical objects and images, such as a baby incubator, glass sputum bottles, vaccine equipment, archival photographs and nursing badges. Together, the artworks and historical items ask provocative questions about modern experiences of health and illness, birth and death and the giving and receiving of care. Through Munch’s powerful and often visceral work, visitors are invited to feel the universal experience of having a vulnerable body, to think about medicine’s promises to heal ills, and to consider their own experiences of sickness, disability, and health. Historical Background: When Edvard Munch was born in 1863, very few … Continue reading Munch’s Lifeblood: Art Meets Medicine in Oslo