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Fragile Strength Curatorial Walk

The narrative of Fragile Strength with a Curatorial Walk, hosted by curator Vikas Garg

We invite you to immerse yourself within the narrative of Fragile Strength with a Curatorial Walk, hosted by curator Vikas Garg, at The Minories Art Gallery.


Date: 28th June 2025

Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Venue: The Minories Art Gallery, 74 High St, Colchester, CO1 1UE





Join us for an inspiring afternoon where we explore the powerful themes of masculinity, vulnerability, and resilience through the eyes of Mario Navado, Johnson Tsoku Maela, Ruben Hamlyn, Maksaens Denis, Chetan Bhakuni and Rohan Hande.


During this guided walk, Vikas will share the ideas, creative journeys, and deeper meanings behind the artworks, providing you with an insider’s view into how art can spark vital conversations around mental health.


Fragile Strength Curatorial Walk will connect you with the essence of the exhibition like never before. Whether you're an art lover, a curious mind, or someone passionate about mental well-being.


Spaces are limited – book your place now by clicking here!



This event is part of Fragile Strength, our ongoing project that explores vulnerability, masculinity, and mental wellbeing through community-driven arts and dialogue. Throughout June and July, we’re also hosting a series of creative workshops, artist talks, and film screenings, including:


Mental Wellbeing of Male Carers

‘Geeta’ Animated Short Film Screening by Chetan Bhakuni

Clear Your Mind: An Open Mic Session

‘brother!’ Short Film Screening by Ruben Hamlyn

Unfu*k Yourself: A Draw and Talk Session

Whole: A Talk and Listen Session

Call Me By My Name: A Process Drama Workshop

The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent: A Talk and Listen Session

Sun is Also a Star: A College-Making Session

The Highly Sensitive Person: A Draw and Talk Session


These events are free, inclusive, and open to all.

Let’s break the silence together. Book your free spot now for the Healthwatch Essex Information and Guidance Session and be part of the conversation that matters.






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