Art-beat: Art & Anatomy Edinburgh

25/12/2020

Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas! Art-beat: Art & Anatomy Edinburgh will be back in 2021 with some new online resources we've been working on!

31/10/2020

🎃 Happy Halloween everyone! 👻
Today we'd like to share this photo created by the Art-Beat: Art & Anatomy Edinbugrh Team 🎨

30/10/2020

As we near Halloween, today's post is UV body paint! Great as a novelty factor in anatomical body painting and for Halloween fun!
This photo is from the Night at the Museum event with Glasgow University. What a fantastic event with curious visitors! 🦴💀

29/10/2020

Today's post (a rather late one!) is of the anatomy of the abdomen. This was created for a CASE event at Edinburgh Medical School The University of Edinburgh
Body painting can be used for clinical skills, allowing students to visualise the anatomy whilst examining their patient.
Remember you can tag us & share your arts-based anatomy or halloween themed anatomy!

28/10/2020

Today's photo is from a clay workshop we did at the University of Edinburgh Neurological Society's conference 'Neurology to Neuroscience'. This is the first time we tried making sagittal sections of the brain so the students could identify and create different parts of the brain. We had a great time and had lovely feedback. Clay, just like body painting is messy, but you can take it home, let the air drying clay set, and then paint it if you want! 🧠

27/10/2020

Today's photo is of the anatomy of the hand set against the historic doors in the Old Medical School Teviot Place The University of Edinburgh, Anatomical Museum, Teviot Place, Edinburgh, The University of Edinburgh
The beauty of anatomy, is that we can feel a lot of it, helping us to learn our anatomy and to remember things like actions of muscles.
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26/10/2020

In the lead up to Halloween, we'd like to share photos from past events with you. Sadly for the time being we can't host any events, so we want to take a look back at some of the events we have hosted and been invited to participate at.
As we share our photos, we'd like to invite you to share photos of your own arts-based anatomy learning. These can be photos from Art-Beat events, revision for an exam or even from past Halloween's where you've created something anatomical. Tag us so we can see your photos!
Today's photo is from an event with Medesthai in London, who awarded us the 2017 STEAM Education award. We do love a bit of body painting! It's messy, fun and a great way to learn your surface anatomy! 🎨

21/09/2020

We'd like to say a huge welcome to new & returning students at the University of Edinburgh!
Due to the restrictions at the University, we are altering the way we will help our students with their anatomy using arts-based learning. We will announce these new and exciting changes soon, watch this space!

06/06/2020

This weekends Anatomical Museum crossword is now available. Enjoy!

Here is our new crossword challenge for the weekend. The topic this time is Pharmacology and Zoology based on the varied collections that we care for in the Anatomical Museum. Have fun! The answers will be posted on Monday 15th June at 10am.

22/05/2020

This weeks Anatomical Museum Weekend Crossword is now available - it's a tricky one this week so get your anatomy caps on!

The Anatomical Museum Weekend Crossword Challenge.

Here is the second in our series of crosswords but this time it’s a little bit challenging but if you know your human anatomy you will have a bit of an advantage! The questions are taken from the specific terminology and language used in describing human anatomy. The medical students still take their anatomy classes at Teviot Place as they study to become the medical professionals of the future.

We hope you have fun! See how many questions you can solve before you have to cheat! The answers will posted on Monday 1st June at 10am.

13/05/2020

We want to say a huge Hello & Welcome to our new followers! 🎨💀
Thank you for following us, we hope you are all safe & well. ⭐️We also want to say Good Luck to all students taking their exams over the next few weeks! ⭐️