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Recent Exhibits Art for Christmas
Small affordable and original artwork could make that perfect inspiring present this Christmas. A variety of photos, etchings and paintings by several artists will be on show from 16 November to the new year, in our gallery between the Concourse and Rosie Wards. 25% commission from sales goes towards running the arts programme. Three photographers exhibitSeptember 28 - 16 November 2011
Three professional Suffolk photographers will be exhibiting their work for sale in our main gallery space on the corridor between the concourse and Rosie Wards. From a young age Graham Portlock, John Thompson and John Hansom were ‘hooked’ by photography and have used the medium to either aid their illustrative work or as an artistic form in its own right. In a few words each of them describe what photography has meant for them: John Hansom approaches photography as an art form. ‘My camera is simply part of me - it is how I express my creativity; it is also an essential piece of equipment that I need to do my job as a designer, along with my sketchbook and computer.’ The graphic elements of our environment, and great light are what inspire Graham. For him, ‘photography is all about observation - having the 'eye' for a potentially good shot that has gone unnoticed by others, and then interpreting it with strength and style, and without any visual distraction.’ John Thompson ‘has always had a passion for photography and strives to create images that merge photography and art. Pictures that are not just a record but show a spirit of the subject and fire the imagination.’
13 July - 31 August
Show of original artwork by three prestigious printmakersWe are delighted to announce our forthcoming exhibition of varying printmaking styles by three female printmakers: Jazmin Valasco, Susie Perring and Chrissy Norman. Jazmin transforms the ordinary into scenes that are intriguing, amusing and playful with her linocuts. While Susie and Chrissy’s enthusiasm for etchings and aquatints shine through with their limited edition prints of flora, fauna and the Suffolk coastline. Showing in our gallery on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards. All work is for sale and 25% commission goes towards running the Arts programme.
15 June – 13 July
Art exhibitionSummer has arrived and fittingly, our gallery will be adorned for a month with paintings inspired by the coast. Popular artist, Caroline Richmond, will be returning with her optimistic portrayals of the wonderful skies and endless beaches of North Norfolk. This year June Launder’s expressive and evocative paintings are taken from the south east coast of Devon and along to Lyme Regis, while Wendy McBride’s intrigue with the subtle shift of tide, weather and season are portrayed in her rich pastel drawings. Addenbrooke’s gallery is situated along the corridor between the Concourse & Rosie Wards. All the artwork will be for sale. Contact Addenbrooke’s Arts 01223 217519 (3519)
26 April – 15 June
Exhibition of paintings by Marcus Nisbet and Adrian TuchelGraphic artist and architect, Adrian Tuchel has looked for and created beauty from his surroundings, fuelled by his great passion for travel. His individual style of minimalist paintings, observe transparency and light, often taken from his favourite cities, Cambridge, London and Venice. Painter, Adrian Tuchel, says of his work: “Cambridge draws attention as much to the new things that are going on as to the celebrated achievements of its past. Whether in the expansion of a nature reserve or in the redevelopment of an urban space, the signs are all around of a community adapting and modernising whilst seeking to stay in touch with what it has known. The uncertainty and the hope that are part of these processes inspired me to produce these paintings.” All these paintings will be for sale and on display at our gallery in the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards. 25% commission on sales will go towards running the arts programme. Contact Addenbrooke’s Arts 01223 217 519
10 March to 26 April 2011
Exhibition of oil paintings and collageWhile Eithne Fisher’s oil paintings and Karen Stamper’s collages are very different styles, they complement each other by sharing an enthusiasm for spontaneity and colour. Travelling and journeys have been the inspiration for both women, resulting in original abstract artwork that excites the senses and transports the viewer to another place and time. This exhibition is currently on show until 26 April at our gallery near the Concourse on the corridor leading to the Rosie Wards. 25% commission on sales will go towards running the arts programme. Contact Addenbrooke’s Arts 01223 217 519
19 January to 9 March 2011
Photographic ExhibitionLocal photographers, Peter Looper, Ian McCarney and David Price will be bringing an unusual and inspiring exhibition to us this month. Although David and Ian take their initial inspiration from their surroundings in and around Cambridge, their interpretations are quite different. David is inspired by the flora and fauna found in and around Cambridge, in particular the Botanical Gardens. He enjoys accentuating reality and capturing the sensual responses provoked. While Ian takes photos of Cambridge’s world famous streets, attractions and surrounding villages, but from a unique and fascinating perspective, producing striking images. Peter Looper’s photographs are taken from locations in the UK and abroad, concentrating his theme on reflections – ‘pictures within pictures’. He looks for reflections “as they add an extra depth and often convey a serene or tranquil mood” We hope you enjoy the exhibition, which will be running as usual from the gallery in the corridor between the Concourse & Rosie Wards. 25% commission on sales will go towards running the arts programme. Contact Addenbrooke’s Arts 01223 217 519
1 December 2010 – 19 January 2011
Mixed Christmas ExhibitionThis exhibition may be just the place to find that unusual and personal Christmas present. Byard Gallery have brought us an eclectic range of artwork by eight very different and inspiring artists. A variety of media and styles, includes paintings, etchings, paper cuts, textiles and mix media that range from the familiar to fantasy. As usual this exhibition will be held in our gallery on the main corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards. Everything in the exhibition is for sale and 25% of the sale price goes towards running the arts programme for the benefit of patients and staff. 6 October - 1 December ‘The Coast’Exhibition of paintings and textiles   Artists have long been inspired by the changing landscape of the coast and the relationship between the sea and the sky. This will be a mixed show of artwork by artists whose work has been inspired by changing and evolving landscapes. Addenbrooke's Arts has once again invited artists from Byard Art to exhibit a collection of paintings in response to the unique light, atmosphere and colour of the coast. This stunning collection of work will be on display in the corridor between the Concourse and the Rosie Hospital until the beginning of December and offers the perfect potential to buy that unique early Christmas present! Everything in the exhibition is for sale and 25% of the sale price goes towards running the arts programme for the benefit of patients and staff.
11 August – 6 October   Landscapes & SkysAddenbrooke’s Arts Gallery (corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards) The sky has been a source of inspiration in varying ways for the three local artists exhibiting with us this month. Virginia Albutt likes to begin her work with the sky, ‘because it brings to life the hue and dept of the landscape’. For Charlotte Garrod and Jess Sutton, painting the sky is one way of recording a moment in time. In Charlotte’s minimalist paintings she captures changing moments and movements of plants and landscapes in East Anglian. It was throughout May 2009 that Jess photographed the sky daily and from these created a fascinating ‘Skylogue’of paintings.
Summer 2010   Byard Gallery ExhibitionThis summer Byard Gallery will be returning to exhibit artwork by artists who have proved popular here in the past. Beckie Reed, Caroline Richmond, Kevin Safe and Annabel Mednick bring a variety of painting styles. Expressive figurative paintings; optimistic skies and endless beaches of North Norfolk and patchwork landscapes of Wiltshire and Somerset will be among the vibrant works on display in this exhibition.
28 April to June 2010   Accessible abstract artRunning from Wednesday 28th April to June, a new exhibition displaying the work of two popular local artists will be unveiled in the corridor between the main hospital concourse and the Rosie/ATC. Clare Crouchman and Melanie Max use very different approaches to provide an offbeat take on the landscape of East Anglia. Clare creates ceramic wall pieces using stone and porcelain while Melanie draws on her background as a sculptor to develop a depth and vibrancy to her abstract paintings. Both produce artwork which is bright and dynamic and very popular with serious collectors and the wider public.
3 March to 28 April 2010
Two local artists inspired by two different CulturesPeter Cavaciuti, professional artist and lecturer studied Chinese and Japanese painting under the leading artists in this field. He has continued to research and study Japanese culture and aesthetics, especially Cha No Yu (The Art of Tea) and Zen which have contributed to the colouring, subject matter and compositional formats of his painting. Peter works with Chinese ink and traditional pigments on handmade paper to create delicate Japanese still life’s and floral images. He has exhibited in England, Japan, Switzerland and Belgium and has shown frequently at The Royal Academy and The Royal Watercolour Society. Graduating in illustration and etching, Delia Delderfield went on to travel and was so taken by Greece in the 1970s she set up home and studio there for over 10 years. Her way of etching on to copper plate gives an impression of a very fine veil of colour, similar to a watercolour. In her own words: “Greece never fails to inspire me, the combination of light and texture is unique. I have become obsessed by the timeless quality of the old family houses in Corfu often hidden from view in wonderfully wild and neglected grounds - I wish I could record them all.”
7 January to 2 March 2010
Robin & Isobel StempPhotography and Painting Exhibition This month we welcome a combined photographic and watercolour painting exhibition by two local artists, mother and daughter, Robin and Isobel Stemp. The weather, view and Isobel’s emotional response play an important part in how she interprets landscapes. Isobel aims to convey a sense of joy and colour in her loosely applied watercolour paintings. Natural light is essential for Robin’s unusual photography and why many of the images have the time and date they were taken as the titles. Robin creates minimalist interiors in miniature, allowing the natural shifting light onto the scene for its varying colours and intensity.
10 Nov to 5 January 2010
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15 September – 10 November
Exhibition of landscape paintings by two local artists Jo Tunmer & Chrissie Havers
Jo and Chrissie share a common desire to paint bold, colourful and expressive semi abstract landscapes, which will be on show in our gallery. Their striking use of colour is inspired by many locations ranging from the rich colours of Southern India to the subtle hues of Scotland.
This year Jo has entered her work for a couple of charity fundraising events and this week a raffle will be held in Cambridge which will raise funds for Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust.
All work is for sale in our gallery, located between the Concourse and Rosie Wards. 25% commission goes towards running the Arts Programme
28 July - 15 September
Exhibition of Paintings, Embroidery and Prints
An inspiring exhibition of artwork by five artists has been brought to us by Byard Gallery this month.
The collection includes seascapes taken on different days of the month; pictorial stories created in machine embroidery and monoprints of bees and pollen. Alongside them are richly coloured fruit created by an unusual technique of applying spirit to board.
All the work in this exhibition is for sale and can be found in our gallery on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
10 June and 28 July
Mixed Exhibition
This summer sees the return of some of our favourite and popular artists.
Caroline Richmond, with her optimistic paintings of endless Norfolk beaches and wonderful skies. Annabel Mednick’s highly textured figurative paintings, expressive and full of nuances of light, colour and atmosphere. Kevin Safe’s contemporary, vivid coloured paintings inspired by vast fields, trees and expansive landscapes and Mandy Walden’s atmospheric prints of East Anglian landscapes and life.
This exhibition is being shown in our gallery on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
Moira Hazel
29 April to 10 June 2009
Suffolk artist, Moira Hazel, creates colourful, vibrant and joyful paintings of landscapes, which you can’t help but feel uplifted by. Much of her work is inspired by travels abroad where the light and brightness of the Mediterranean regions are echoed in her paintings.
All Moira’s paintings will be for sale and 25% commission goes towards the Arts programme
Garry Raymond-Pereira, Beckie Reed and Debbie George
4 March - 29 April 2009
Byard Art Gallery have returned with three of their popular artists.
Paintings inspired by landscapes and still life adorn the walls of our gallery until 29 April, which can be found on the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
Richard Heeps
6 January - 3 March
Heeps captures the essence of his subject matter in a beautifully sensitive way, whether it be playful, carefree moments or isolated scenes. Hinting at a story that is not immediately obvious, often leaves the viewer both intrigued and delighted.
Richard's photographs can been seen at our gallery in the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
25% commission on all sales goes towards running the arts programme
Chris and Roger Gamble
18 November '08 - 6 January '09
Social interaction and life in the 21st century is often the inspiration for Chris and Roger Gamble's much admired paintings, which can be seen at our gallery in the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards
Kim Whittingham
30 September - 18 November 2008
Watercolour artist, Kim Whittingham, has developed an unusual fish-eye view of East Anglian architecture, employing delicate and vibrant colours in her work.
Kim’s new series of work include some of Cambridge’s well known landmarks and buildings and will feature in Cambridge’s Festival of Ideas – details above.
Kim’s work can been seen at our gallery in the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards.
Curwen Print Studio's
We are delighted to be exhibiting some of Curwen Print Studio's distinguished artists. As part of the studio's 50th anniversary celebratory year, a variety of events have been planned across the country, including a show at Tate Britain. The Curwen Studio is a unique organisation in fine art printing for artists/photographers and has an outstanding international reputation.
Original limited edition prints will be on show and for sale from
12 August to 30 September 2008
at our gallery in the corridor between the Concourse and Rosie Wards
Floral Watercolours
This month we will be exhibiting work by two artists who, inspired by plants, use quite different styles. Alison Jones’s vibrant botanical illustrations and Erica Just’s simplistic loose watercolour washes.
24 June – 12 August 2008
The gallery is located on the corridor between the concourse and Rosie maternity wards.
All the work is for sale and 25% commission goes towards the arts programme.
Timeless Landscapes
6 May – 24 June 2008
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 2008
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 2008
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 2007 to 31 January 2008
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 2007
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 2007
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 2007
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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