SEASONS is a group exhibition curated by arts organisation, SMALL WORKS.
11 October 2025 - Jan 2026
Addenbrooke's Gallery
All the artworks featured is this exhibition are 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 work that responded to the seasons through a cyclical journey of; awakened optimism (Spring), joyful warmth (Summer), gathering community (Autumn) and quiet resiliency (Winter).
| Alison Griffin | Jenia Demchenko | Peter Devonald |
| Bbblob | Jennifer Camilleri | Rachel Thompson |
| Carolyn Blake | Jennifer Steele Evans | Rikki Morgan-Tamosunas |
| Chloë Herring | Julie Caves | Riley Tang |
| Ed Boxall | Justine Formentelli | Sarah Tew |
| Emma Dalton | Kathryn Shackleton | So-Ha Au |
| Farnaz Gholami | Laura James | Sophie Whitehead |
| Firdausi Nuzula Alghozali | Lorna Brown | Susan Abbs |
| Freya Payne | Lorraine Walsh | Sylwia Narbutt |
| Hannah Rollings | Maggie Learmonth | Teresa Grady |
| Hee Jyung Kim | Monica Perez Vega | Valerie Kuzina |
| Helen Minns | Nerissa Cargill Thompson | Yaning Wu |
| Jackie Duckworth | Nick Macneil | Yu-Han Liu |
| Jane Bottery | Pat Naylor |
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, we can share a price list. 25% of the proceeds go to CUH Arts to support the arts programme in the hospital.
This exhibition pairs with the launch of the newly refurbished Neurological Critical Care Unit (NCCU) at CUH, featuring a bespoke commission by Monica Perez Vega called ‘Cycles of Nature’.
SMALL WORKS
SMALL WORKS CIC is run by artists Monica Perez Vega and Sylwia Narbutt. It launched as an online gallery in 2020 to sell small artworks by emerging and established UK-based artists. It was originally designed to help fill gaps left by Covid at a time when opportunities for artists and access to galleries had become limited. The digital platform has since evolved into a physical collaborative space for artists, curators and educators.
SMALL WORKS has gone from a description of an object to a statement of proactivity. Small works. Full stop. Do what you can, work with what you’ve got. The online shop is a platform to champion the work of hustling women, carers, educators, and others we’ve met along the way, who inspire us through the continued dedication to their practice in spite of all that tries to tug them away. With an emphasis in painting, we are interested in nature-led, curiosity-driven, and materially-playful work.
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