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Visual Arts

Current work

Printmaking Now

Exhibition of original limited edition prints by 6 artists

Location: gallery on corridor between the Concourse & Rosie Maternity Wards

Cambridge Drawing Society

As a result of The Gallery refurbishment Cambridge Drawing Society's artwork has been moved to a new site along the outpatients corridor. If you are interested in purchasing any work from this collection please call 01223 586734

Level 3 Corridor Collection

A fresh, inspiring collection of new work has been selected by the Addenbrooke’s Arts team and can be found along the level 3 corridor between the theatres and EAU.

The new collection is a combination of work created during activities held in the hospital, local artist’s paintings and work on loan from Paintings in Hospitals.

We are delighted to have a bright, colourful seaside painting by artist Moira Hazel and a very large painting of St Ives by Elaine Pamphilon.

Earth from the Air

Village on stilts in Tongkil, Samales
islands, Philippines

A beautiful collection of photographic work is displayed throughout the new Emergency Assesment Unit. The photographs by Yann Arthus-Bertrand formed part of a national touring exhibition in 2005 are taken from a helicopter giving the impression of a birds eye view of the world.

If you are intersted in purchasing any of the prints on display in the EAU please visit:

Photographs by Gerry Weatherhead

Gerry has put up a long-term photographic exhibition in the Disablement Services Centre waiting area.

Gerry’s work favours landscapes, and his exhibition includes images from around the British Isles. You can see more of Gerry's work on his website.

Christina Pattison

A collection of watercolour and acrylic paintings by Christina Pattison's can be seen on level 3 corridor towards the new ATC. We also have more of Christina's work along the Outpatient's corridor on level 2. Her paintings are unique and easily recognised, expressing joy, colour and movement. The subject matter is derived from the ordinary and the spiritual that she finds in her homes and surroundings in Sweden, Britain and France.