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Parkview Clinic

PROJECT INTRODUCTION

There are three inpatient wards at Parkview Clinic with 34 inpatient beds providing care for young people with a range of mental health diagnoses and eating disorders. From 2025-26, young people and artists will transform the ward environments with ambitious artworks.
 
Artists include:
Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq, Rhys Coren, Exodus Crooks, Uduehi Imienwanrin, Xavier Laurent Leopold, Peter Liversidge, Studio Lenca, Ad Minoliti, Farwa Moledina, Charley Peters, Lily van der Stokker, Alberta Whittle & Nilupa Yasmin
  • Young people and staff will have the opportunity to participate in 40 workshops
  • These workshops will contribute to the creation of 13 site specific world-class artwork

Hospital Rooms, Weaving Workshop with Nilupa Yasmin at IKON Gallery, 2025. Photographer, Tegen Kimbley

Hospital Rooms, Weaving Workshop with Nilupa Yasmin at IKON Gallery, 2025. Photographer, Tegen Kimbley

Hospital Rooms, Weaving Workshop with Nilupa Yasmin at IKON Gallery, 2025. Photographer, Tegen Kimbley

Hospital Rooms, Weaving Workshop with Nilupa Yasmin at IKON Gallery, 2025. Photographer, Tegen Kimbley

Project curator team

Mattie Hartley

Senior Project Curator

Mattie (She/Her) is a medium height white woman with shoulder length blonde hair, her pronouns are she/her. She was born in West London, grew up in West Yorkshire and moved back to London after graduating.

As a Project Curator, Mattie is responsible for running our projects, working with artists, NHS Trusts, service users and community partners. Mattie took a wiggly route into the arts after studying English at university. She first worked in cultural programming and commercial partnerships, then in the delivery of partnerships (account management) within art galleries, before joining Hospital Rooms in April 2022.

Sondliwe Pamisa

Project Assistant

Sondliwe is a tall black man with black hair, often worn in twists/plaits/afro; and his pronouns are He/Him. Born in Mutare, Zimbabwe, he was raised in Leeds, UK.

As a Production Assistant, Sondliwe navigates between projects, assisting various departments in the planning, resourcing and execution of projects. Sondliwe joined Hospital Rooms in September 2023 as a Trainee, having previously worked in archiving, community radio and art facilitation and installation. He is also a practicing Interdisciplinary Artist working across a range of media such as painting, photography and sound to produce freeform explorations of the Afropolitan experience. Sondliwe lists Romare Bearden, Cassi Namoda and Hugh Masekela as a few of his favourite artists, and can usually be found running/cycling around on one of his endless “side missions”.

Mattie Hartley

Senior Project Curator

Sondliwe Pamisa

Project Assistant

Mattie (She/Her) is a medium height white woman with shoulder length blonde hair, her pronouns are she/her. She was born in West London, grew up in West Yorkshire and moved back to London after graduating.

As a Project Curator, Mattie is responsible for running our projects, working with artists, NHS Trusts, service users and community partners. Mattie took a wiggly route into the arts after studying English at university. She first worked in cultural programming and commercial partnerships, then in the delivery of partnerships (account management) within art galleries, before joining Hospital Rooms in April 2022.

Sondliwe is a tall black man with black hair, often worn in twists/plaits/afro; and his pronouns are He/Him. Born in Mutare, Zimbabwe, he was raised in Leeds, UK.

As a Production Assistant, Sondliwe navigates between projects, assisting various departments in the planning, resourcing and execution of projects. Sondliwe joined Hospital Rooms in September 2023 as a Trainee, having previously worked in archiving, community radio and art facilitation and installation. He is also a practicing Interdisciplinary Artist working across a range of media such as painting, photography and sound to produce freeform explorations of the Afropolitan experience. Sondliwe lists Romare Bearden, Cassi Namoda and Hugh Masekela as a few of his favourite artists, and can usually be found running/cycling around on one of his endless “side missions”.

Hospital Rooms Parkview Project in partnership with Birmingham Women’s and Childrens NHS Foundation Trust. Supported by Arts Council England, Old Possum’s Practical Trust and the Circles of Art. Our cultural partners are Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Ikon Gallery and Midlands Art Centre.