SEASONS
The Addenbrooke’s Gallery
11 October 2025 – 31 January 2026
Featuring artists:
Alison Griffin
Bbblob
Carolyn Blake
Chloë Herring
Ed Boxall
Emma Dalton
Farnaz Gholami
Firdausi Nuzula Alghozali
Freya Payne
Hannah Rollings
Hee Jyung Kim
Helen Minns
Jackie Duckworth
Jane Bottery
Jenia Demchenko
Jennifer Camilleri
Jennifer Steele Evans
Julie Caves
Justine Formentelli
Kathryn Shackleton
Laura James
Lorna Brown
Lorraine Walsh
Maggie Learmonth
Monica Perez Vega
Nerissa Cargill Thompson
Nick Macneil
Pat Naylor
Peter Devonald
Rachel Thompson
Rikki Morgan-Tamosunas
Riley Tang
Sarah Tew
So-Ha Au
Sophie Whitehead
Susan Abbs
Sylwia Narbutt
Teresa Grady
Valerie Kuzina
Yaning Wu
Yu-Han Liu
SEASONS is a group exhibition inspired by the feelings, gestures and emotions that the four cycles of the year evoke. It is a privilege to know a place through the passage of time, and this exhibition looks to nature for a sense of connection and grounding.
The poems and artworks were selected for display via a free open call. The call asked for submissions of work that responded to the seasons through a cyclical journey of: awakened optimism (Spring), joyful warmth (Summer), communal gathering (Autumn) and quiet resiliency (Winter).
This exhibition pairs with the launch of the newly refurbished Neurological Critical Care Unit (NCCU), featuring a bespoke commission by Monica Perez Vega titled Cycles of Nature. The artwork has been created in response to creative consultation with staff, patients and their loved ones facilitated by artist Hannah Jane Walker.
The gallery is located on the Ground Floor (L2). From the Main Entrance, follow signs to the K Wards. The gallery is on the main corridor just past the Chapel. The hospital is a public building open all day, everyday.
All the artworks in this exhibition are available for sale. If you are interested in purchasing any of the works, please contact cuh.arts@nhs.net for more details. 25% of the proceeds go to CUH Arts to support their ongoing arts programme in the hospital. For all poetry inquiries, please also contact CUH Arts, some poets are donating all proceeds to CUH Arts.
CUH Arts is generously funded by the kind supporters of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust. To find out more, please visit: www.cuh.nhs.uk/arts