Thank you to everyone who was able to come along to CUH Arts Festival 2022. Throughout the week we had live music performances, interactive arts workshops on site and online, and guided tours of our hospital arts collection for our CUH staff. Over 600 people from across the Cambridge Biomedical Campus got stuck in, and more have been able to visit the temporary installation of In Memoriam, a free open-air installation is a space to reflect, contemplate and explore.
Luke Jerram, artist of In Memoriam says: “The aim of this artwork was to act as a safe place for people to visit, contemplate and remember. It’s been humbling to see, hear and experience the vast array of different ways people and communities have used the project to grieve those lost, and pay thanks for those who have worked so hard throughout the pandemic.”
Here are our festival highlights in pictures.
Huge thanks to all artists and creative partners who provided a rich and interactive programme for us through the festival:
- Hannah Jane Walker
- Filipa Pereira-Stubbs
- The Fitzwilliam Museum
- Britten Sinfonia
- Sketch Appeal
- Josh Bilton
- Britten Sinfonia
- The King’s Men
- World Wide Fund for Nature
- Media Studio photographers and CUHP for helping us capture the event
In Memoriam and CUH Arts Festival 2022 were brought to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus by Prologis UK, developer of the campus expansion. A huge thank you to them and to Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust for their ongoing support for CUH Arts.