Mental is more than an exhibition; it’s a shared space for dialogue, creativity, and care for self and community. It 's aim is to shed a light on mental health through information, immersion, and connection, bringing together diverse perspectives to explore the impact of visual and performing arts, culture and technology on the field of mental well-being.

The short-run exhibition opens on October 24th and ends November 6th. It is curated by Inceptr–WHOSA in conjunction with the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs.

The event is free. Click here to register.