Debi Magonet

Tracey Emin, My Abortion, 1990, Watercolour and ink on paper, medicine bottle, wristband and other materials. Private Collection, Courtesty of White Cube. Photograph by Debi Magonet at Tate Modern. I went to see Tracey Emin at Tate Modern not quite knowing what I was walking into. I came out with a different perspective. Emin is a controversial figure. Some people find her work self-indulgent and technically unimpressive. Standing in those rooms, I understood why people say that and I...

Reflections from Haptic Perception in Art Therapy: Using Clay for Implicit Repair of Developmental Deficits a two-day CPD workshop with Cornelia Elbrecht, March 2026 Before we have words, we have hands Before we understand language, before we can name our feelings or construct a coherent narrative about our lives, we are touched and through that touch, we begin to understand the world. Whether we felt safe or unsafe, held or uncontained, loved or alone, all of it was communicated through the...

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