Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
At this online event, you’ll meet three different artists who will share how they got started with creative research at Wellcome Collection. The event will be facilitated by Sophie Schneider from Wellcome Collection’s Research and Development team.
You’ll learn about each artist’s career, and their experiences navigating the online collections and in-person spaces at Wellcome Collection. They will talk about how they have used our archives and collections to both inspire and challenge their research. They will also share examples of their work, from digital animations and illustrations to experimental writing and filmmaking.
There’ll then be a chance to ask questions during a live Q&A. Wellcome Collection’s Research Development Specialist, Elma Brenner, who focuses on developing early career researchers, will also join the Q&A.
This event is British Sign Language interpreted. An interpreter will be embedded in the event stream/visible to all attendees and will interpret what is discussed into BSL for d/Deaf, hard of hearing and deafened attendees.
The online event will have live captions, which may be useful for people who are D/deaf, hard of hearing, deafened or neurodiverse. The captions will be embedded in the event video window online. Ticketholders for the livestream will also receive a link to view the captions in a separate window.
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At this online event, you’ll meet three different artists who will share how they got started with creative research at Wellcome Collection. The event will be facilitated by Sophie Schneider from Wellcome Collection’s Research and Development team.
You’ll learn about each artist’s career, and their experiences navigating the online collections and in-person spaces at Wellcome Collection. They will talk about how they have used our archives and collections to both inspire and challenge their research. They will also share examples of their work, from digital animations and illustrations to experimental writing and filmmaking.
There’ll then be a chance to ask questions during a live Q&A. Wellcome Collection’s Research Development Specialist, Elma Brenner, who focuses on developing early career researchers, will also join the Q&A.
This event is British Sign Language interpreted. An interpreter will be embedded in the event stream/visible to all attendees and will interpret what is discussed into BSL for d/Deaf, hard of hearing and deafened attendees.
The online event will have live captions, which may be useful for people who are D/deaf, hard of hearing, deafened or neurodiverse. The captions will be embedded in the event video window online. Ticketholders for the livestream will also receive a link to view the captions in a separate window.
Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/wellcomecollection
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/explorewellcome
See us on Instagram: instagram.com/wellcomecollection

![Its perfect for Deaf people like us ⭐
Its perfect for Deaf people like us ⭐
@jazzywhipps and @bennyngo_ paid a visit to ‘1880 THAT’, our new exhibition by @chrisunkim and @thomasmadertm exploring sign language and the right to communicate.
‘1880 THAT’ is free and open until April 2026. All works in the exhibition are accompanied by British Sign Language 🙌
[Alt text: this video features influencers, Jazzy Whipps and Benny Ngo, sharing their experience of our exhibition 1880 That. They use British Sign Language (BSL) and are standing side-by-side in front of a large inflatable red hand. Both are dressed in monochrome] Its perfect for Deaf people like us ⭐](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ksY7pcmJeWI/mqdefault.jpg)








