11th
Fundraising Auction: Live
The live auction will take place on 11 September, starting at 19:30 BST.
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Hospital Rooms x Hauser & Wirth are pleased to announce the “Digital Art School” exhibition, celebrating their three-year collaboration to support mental health services across the UK. This includes an exhibition from 22 August – 10 September 2024 and two fundraising auctions hosted in partnership with Bonhams on 11-12 September 2024, at Hauser & Wirth in London.
We’re working with the community to bring creativity to the new River Centre development at Hellesdon Hospital in Norwich.
We’re co-producing artwork and creative programmes at Bodmin and Redruth Hospitals.
We’re working with young people to transform an outpatient building in Sandwell.
We’ve collaborated with South West London and St George’s Trust to create more than 20 artworks for the Springfield University Hospital.
In January 2023 we launched a new project within mental health services that incorporates the climate crisis at its core. Hospital Rooms has commissioned 5 artists to create co-produced, site specific artworks for Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust’s (KMPT) Rosebud rehabilitation centre located in West Malling.
To the north of Torquay lies Torbay Hospital, where three inpatient mental health wards provide care for adults from the surrounding communities of Torbay and South Devon who are living with acute mental health needs. The purpose of our visits were to transform these three ordinary, clinical wards into spaces of hope and promise through the installation of original, thought-provoking artworks.
This is our second project at Northside and we collaborated with Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) on our research and evaluation of the project.
Hospital Rooms worked across three London PICUs: Askew Ward (West London NHS Trust), Titian Ward (NELFT) and Bevan Ward (ELFT). The start of the project coincided with the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and the series of lockdowns that follows. Managing to maintain momentum with the wards and eighteen artists working on the projects has been an extraordinary achievement.
After three lockdowns and multiple false starts due to the coronavirus pandemic, we’re delighted to have completed our first project at Northside House, a medium secure unit for men in Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT).
In May 2021 Hospital Rooms worked with South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM) to bring world-class art to the Mother and Baby Unit (MBU) at Bethlem Royal Hospital, an inpatient perinatal mental health unit for women.
Across 2019 and 2020, Hospital Rooms worked with Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust to create six artworks for Rosewood, an inpatient unit for women located in St. Pancras Hospital. Contemporary artists Anna Barriball, Sara Berman, Donal Moloney, Sikelela Owen, Tim A Shaw and Unskilled Worker worked with patients and staff to coproduce thoughtful and engaging spaces across the unit.
This project has taken place in Southampton at Bluebird House, a secure child and adolescent mental health hospital for 12 – 18 year olds, for which new artworks have been created by Richard Woods, Charley Peters, Yukako Shibata, Simon Bayliss, Ryan Mosley and Tim A Shaw.
This project has been transformative for our patients, and over the six months Hospital Rooms have been on-site at Hellingy we have watched, not just our building, but also our patients come to life. It has been an exercise in the healing power that creativity and meaningful engagement can have on fractured human souls. We have men and women who have rarely engaged attend workshops with people they do not know, and learn new skills. This may seem small, but in the closed world of the psychiatric ward it is huge. Monumental. – Laury Jeanneret
In 2019, Hospital Rooms worked with South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust to create six artworks for Croydon PICU, a psychiatric intensive care unit for men located in Bethlem Hospital.
In January 2019, the arts and mental health charity Hospital Rooms joined forces with Devon Partnership Trust to create a series of 6 world class art installations for Jasmine Lodge, a new 8 bedded Mother and Baby Unit in Exeter.
In January 2019, Hospital Rooms joined forces with Devon Partnership NHS Trust to create a series of six world class art installations for The Junipers, a new ten bedded Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in Exeter.
In September 2018, Hospital Rooms embarked on its first project outside of London at Woodlands, a mental health unit that is part of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust. Service users and staff at Woodlands invited us to work with them to create artwork for spaces within the unit that were associated with high levels of stress.
In June 2018, we launched an ambitious project at Bluebell Lodge, an inpatient mental health rehabilitation unit for men, to transform the ward environment with museum quality artwork.
Hospital Rooms has collaborated with Eileen Skellern 1, a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) for women at Maudsley Hospital, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
Hospital Rooms has worked together with Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust to commission 6 world class artists to create a series of artistic environments for the Garnet Ward, a locked unit for older people with dementia and other challenges at Highgate Mental Health Centre.
Hospital Rooms has worked in collaboration with Snowsfields Adolescent Unit at Maudsley Hospital to transform the ward environment with a series of inventive and compliant artworks.
In 2016, Hospital Rooms worked in collaboration with South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust to commission world class artists to refurbish the Phoenix Unit at Springfield University Hospital in Tooting.
Hospital Rooms has collaborated with South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust to transform their highly innovative Recovery College at Springfield University Hospital.