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Study for Nurture, Caroline Walker

Name: Study for Nurture, Caroline Walker
SKU: 14643
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£100.00 inc. VAT

Celebrate International Women’s Day with Caroline Walker x Hospital Rooms. Study for Nurture 2024 is a special limited-edition of 200 + 10 AP, signed and numbered poster by Caroline Walker.

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About this item

We're delighted to unveil our exclusive collaboration with renowned artist Caroline Walker, in celebration of International Women's Day 2025. Caroline’s work brings visibility to often-overlooked narratives of care, strength, and resilience, perfectly aligning with our mission to bring art, creativity, and dignity to mental health settings.⁠

Study for Nurture 2024 by Caroline Walker is a beautiful limited-edition poster, signed and numbered. Funds raised from this edition of 200 + 10 AP will support groundbreaking arts and mental health projects nationally.

Artwork Details

Caroline Walker, ‘Study for Nurture’, 2024. Signed and numbered limited edition poster. 594 x 420mm. Edition of 200 + 10 AP.

Copyright Caroline Walker. Courtesy the artist; Stephen Friedman Gallery, London and New York; GRIMM, Amsterdam / New York / London; and Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh. Photo by Peter Mallet.

This artwork is sold unframed. Caroline Walker has kindly donated this edition to be sold to support Hospital Rooms. Please note that orders are limited to four per person to ensure broader access to this special edition.

Fundraising Details

100% of proceeds from sales of this edition will support Hospital Rooms’ work transforming mental health hospitals across the UK.

Delivery Information

We offer three shipping options: UK, Europe, and Rest of the World. The shipping fee will be added to your total at checkout. As this is a charity fundraiser, we kindly ask supporters to cover delivery costs.

Shipping to UK addresses costs £5.
Shipping to Europe and the Rest of the World costs £15.

Delivery times:

UK: 1–2 weeks.
Europe & Rest of the World: Delivery times may vary.

Caroline Walker

Walker’s paintings reveal the diverse social, cultural and economic experiences of women living in contemporary society. Drawing on her own photographic source material, Walker provides a unique window into the everyday lives of women. Blurring the boundary between objectivity and lived experience, the artist highlights often overlooked jobs performed by women and the psychologically charged spaces they inhabit.