Timeless Landscapes
6 May – 24 June
Three of Byard Gallery’s artists, Beckie Reed, Caroline Richmond and Kevin Safe will be exhibiting timeless yet contemporary landscape paintings with us.
Natural Inspirations
1 April – 6 May
Following on from our successful collaboration with local gallery, Byard Art, we are delighted
to be putting on another group exhibition, this time inspired by the theme flora and fauna. We hope
you will enjoy this eclectic range of styles and media.
Printmaking Now
1 February – 31 March
Exhibition of original limited edition prints by 6 artists
We are launching a unique collaboration with a local gallery, Byard Art, showcasing the work of contemporary artists represented by this local vibrant gallery.
Annette Rolston Exhibition of limited edition prints and drawings
13 December to 31 January
Annette paints and draws intuitively, creating interesting imagery on subjects such as nature, fertility and spirituality. She uses pen & ink, pastel and a variety of printmaking techniques to create intricate patterns and archetypal symbols. The movement in Annette’s delicate compositions often flows gently, resulting in tranquil and thought provoking images.
Annette regularly collaborates with writers and other artists in Inprint, an innovative arts and poetry collective based in East Anglia.
Jill Walden Jill Walden exhibition of etchings, pastels and batik
31 October to 12 December
Jill Walden is a local artist who has enjoyed creating scenes using batik and pastel portraits for over 30 years. More recently she learnt etching at St Barnabas Press and produced a series of wild animal prints.
In the late 1960’s Jill was introduced to batik as a fine art form by Teng, a well-known Indonesian artist and has continued enjoying this process ever since. Batik is a process using layers of wax and dye on fabric.
Jill’s colourful and dramatic artwork will be on show and for sale at the hospital gallery from 31 October to 12 December, on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
Sensitive Skin
25 September to 2 November
An exhibition of work by Rhonda Fenwick
Rhonda Fenwick’s exhibition responds to the experience of people with a variety of skin conditions and will be on show on the Clown Corridor, between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
Original prints by Michael Carlo
18 September to 31 October
Suffolk artist Michael Carlo is a painter and printmaker who takes much inspiration from his local landscape. Abstracting the importance and spirit of a place he creates interesting reduction woodcuts, etchings and lithographs. Included in this exhibition is a series of 12 lithographs, printed at the Curwen Print Studio in Linton and reduction woodcuts printed over the top.
Addenbrooke’s Artists: 1989 – 2006
An exhibition looking back at artwork created by Addenbrooke’s staff.
An exhibition of artwork created in previous years by Addenbrooke’s staff will be on show from 7 August to 18 September in our gallery on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Maternity Wards. Are you a member of staff with an interest in the arts? Addenbrooke’s Arts is planning to establish a Staff Arts Club offering workshops for staff and regular exhibitions of staff artwork. For more information contact Arts team (see below).
Special Babies – Special Care
An exhibition of photographs from the Special Care Baby Unit will be exhibited from 3 July to 7 August in our gallery on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Maternity Wards. Proceeds from sales will be in aid of Premrose. Premrose is a fundraising and support group for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Rosie Hospital and was established in 1986 by a group of parents whose babies had been cared for on the Unit.
JimmyTeensTV.
Teenage cancer patients at Addenbrooke’s Hospital have been making films to express and share their feelings about their experiences in hospital.
A professional team of filmmakers, producers, web designers and script editors are on hand to help patients make their films.
College - Student’s Print Exhibition
Linton Village College Art Students have taken part in The Art Loan Scheme, which teaches students how to combine both creative and business skills. The partnership between The Curwen Print Study Centre, a fine-art printmaking educational charity, and Linton
Village College has enabled the students to learn the art of fine art print editioning plus all the management and business skills required to run the scheme as a self funding business. A selection of their prints created at the Curwen Print Study Centre have toured several places including the Zoological museum and will be on display at the Addenbrooke’s gallery located between the concourse and Rosie Wards from 15 May.
Cambridge School of Art - Photographic Exhibition
Students have responded to various themes including home, play, work, beauty and fame and used either a traditional photographic process or digital technology to produce their final pieces.
Paintfest
Paintfest on ward D2 Addenbrooke’s Arts, in partnership with volunteers from GE Energy, held a ‘Paintfest’ in March where patients and staff worked with volunteer artists to create new artwork for ward D2. Our young artists worked on a set of ‘paint by numbers’ canvasses.
‘Machu Picchu & The Camera’
31 January to 26 April 2007.
Presenting the ‘lost city of the Incas’ as a twentieth century phenomenon, discovered by the American explorer Hiram Bingham in 1911, and made known to the world through photography. A selection of photographs by Hiram Bingham, Martin Chambi and Charles Chadwyck-Healey have been selected from this touring exhibition, on loan from Sir Charles Chadwyck-Healey and was on display on the corridor between the concourse and Rosie Wards from 31 January to 26 April 2007.
Prints and catalogues are available for purchase. Please contact the Arts team on the number below.
The Scott Polar Research Exhibit
1 August - 31 October 2006.
The Scott Polar Research Institute lentus photographs taken by Herbert Ponting whilst he was on the British Antarctic Expedition of 1910-13. Ponting was one of the most renowned photographers of his time.
Led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott, this is one of the most important expeditions to the Antarctic and one which resonates throughout the British psyche.
CamIris Exhibition
1-29 November 2006
A collection of photographs on the theme of 'fragiltiy' apperaed on the level 2 Rosie Corridor
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