TRAMHA is an international research and development network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, research and exchange on creativity and mental health. The network was founded at the Centre for Health Research and Practice Development (CHRPD) within the Faculty of Health and Social Care at St Martin’s College, currently the University of Cumbria, in November 2005.
Transatlantic Research Network on Mental Health and the Arts (TRAMHA)
Recent Publications
Dear TRAMHA partners,
Please note that there are 2 recent publications that refer specifically to the TRAMHA Network:
The 1st one is a book emerging from the 1st Global Conference on Madness, held in Oxford in September 2008, and organised by Interdisciplinary Network. I published a Chapetr on the TRAMHA Network there:
Sharing TRAMHA's SEMINAR in RIO - First Impressions
Hi there everyone, Hi TRAMHA partners all over the world !
2da Serie de Seminarios paralelos TRAMHA, Rio de Janeiro
TRAMHA
Instituto Municipal Nise da Silveira
Rio de Janeiro / Brasil
Universidade de Cumbria
Lancaster / Reino Unido
II Seminário Internacional
2nd International Seminar Series!
TRAMHA
Transatlantic Research Network on Mental Health and the Arts
Second International Seminar Series
University of Cumbria, Lancaster (UK) and
Nise da Silveira Municipal Institute, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
El Arte Ya No Existe
EL ARTE YA NO EXISTE
Obra colectiva producida en los Talleres de pintura y video del Centro de Vinculación Emiliano Zapata, coordinados por Adrian Dordelly, Edna Navarrete, Roberto Rico y Josué González, Proyecto coordinado por Alberto Carvajal.
Hip Orchestral
2:42 minutes (3.09 MB)
This is an example of some film music I have been working on lately. It's based around some hip hop beats and orchestral loops put together using Garageband. I usually work with guitars and keyboards and have a strong blues/ country influence. But I wanted to try something different here. The guitar part is more like my usual approach to playing electric guitar.
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Visible Voice Brazil
Three new films are now available from our recent Visible Voice project in the Rocinha favela in Rio de Janeiro. You can view these films (Portuguese) at www.viramundo.org and at www.visiblevoice.info
