CUH Arts
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Shaping care through creativity
CUH Arts is Cambridge University Hospitals’ arts-in-health programme, dedicated to shaping care through creativity.
Our programmes
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What's on with CUH Arts?
We strive to humanise health, inspire hope and promote wellbeing through a diverse programme of live and participatory activities, art commissions and exhibitions. Find out more about the latest stories here.
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Year of Dance 2024
Celebrating 10 years of our Dance for Health programme. Across the year, we'll be bringing live sessions, exhibitions and collaborations to CUH patients and staff.
Year of Dance 2024
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Sound installation tells of highs and lows of life in NHS
Visitors to Addenbrooke’s Treatment Centre (ATC) will be able to listen to a unique sound installation from Monday 4 to 8 December that gives a compelling insight into life behind hospital doors.
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World Pancreatic Cancer Day: Addenbrooke’s patient opens up about healing power of nature
An Addenbrooke’s cancer patient says the healing power of nature, and going for daily walks around the Colleges of the University of Cambridge are helping him live with stage four pancreatic cancer.
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CUH arts team scoop national award for work on cancer care
CUH Arts, Cambridge University Hospitals’ arts-in-health programme, has claimed a prestigious national healthcare award for its work on exploring the role of arts and culture in cancer care environments.
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Our NHS staff provide valuable insights for signature artist
Our Signature Artist, Amalia Pica, is in the early stages of developing an artistic 'language' for Cambridge Children's Hospital. Having conversations with children, young people, families, and NHS staff, is a vital part of her work.
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Connecting with communities: Our approach to regional engagement
A huge part of our work to build the first specialist children's hospital for the East of England is listening and learning from the people who know best.
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Leading artist powers creativity at new children’s hospital
An international artist is helping to shape how the region’s first children’s hospital will look and feel – creating a welcoming and joyful environment that builds trust and inspires hope in young patients and their families.
