[ { "id": "W-01", "work": "The Acrobat", "artist": "Allen Jones RA", "year": "1993", "inst": "Chelsea and Westminster Hospital", "prog": "CW+ (official charity of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust)", "place": "London, United Kingdom", "country": "United Kingdom", "setting": "Indoor atrium, spanning three floors", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Steel", "heightNote": "Given as 18 m by the hospital charity", "route": "Hospital arts programme established at the outset of the capital project", "consulted": "Not published. The commissioning account describes a direct relationship between a clinician and the artist.", "intro": "An atrium-scale steel work integrated into Chelsea and Westminster Hospital when it opened in 1993. It illustrates commissioning during the building programme.", "dispute": "Sources conflict on both the title and the height. CW+ gives 18 m and the title The Acrobat. The archival record of the hospital's arts programme describes a 54-foot steel sculpture spanning three floors, titled Acrobatic Dancer. Fifty-four feet is approximately 16.5 m. Neither figure should be quoted without confirmation from CW+.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-01.webp", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "CW+, Our charity", "url": "https://www.cwplus.org.uk/our-charity/" }, { "label": "CW+, Hospital art collection", "url": "https://www.cwplus.org.uk/what-we-do/arts-in-health/design-and-environment/art-collection/" }, { "label": "Wellcome Collection, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Arts: Artist contracts", "url": "https://wellcomecollection.org/works/natf6hr8" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-012", "PAH-004" ], "image_alt": "A tall blue and yellow steel acrobat balances a red sphere inside the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital atrium.", "image_credit": "Allen Jones, The Acrobat. Image source: CW+; photographer not identified.", "image_source": "https://www.cwplus.org.uk/our-charity/", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 1024, "image_height": 768, "sort_year": 1993 }, { "id": "W-02", "work": "Falling Leaves", "artist": "Sian Tucker", "year": "1993", "inst": "Chelsea and Westminster Hospital", "prog": "CW+ (official charity of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust)", "place": "London, United Kingdom", "country": "United Kingdom", "setting": "Suspended in the ground-floor atrium", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Abstract", "material": "Suspended mobile", "heightNote": "Dimensions not published; recorded as the artist's largest project to date", "route": "Hospital arts programme established at the outset of the capital project", "consulted": "Not published.", "intro": "A suspended mobile in the hospital atrium, illustrating the use of colour and movement in a shared healthcare space.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-02.png", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Public Statues and Sculpture Association, Tucker, Sian", "url": "https://pssauk.org/public-sculpture-of-britain/biography/tucker-sian/" }, { "label": "Foster MW et al. PLoS One 2025;20(8):e0328215, Fig 4", "url": "https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0328215" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-007", "PAH-004" ], "image_alt": "Brightly coloured leaf shapes in Sian Tucker’s suspended mobile hang across the hospital atrium.", "image_credit": "Sian Tucker, Falling Leaves. Image courtesy of CW+, reproduced in Foster et al. (2025), PLOS One, Figure 4, CC BY 4.0.", "image_source": "https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0328215", "image_license": "CC BY 4.0", "image_license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "image_width": 900, "image_height": 604, "sort_year": 1993 }, { "id": "W-03", "work": "Cleveland Soul", "artist": "Jaume Plensa", "year": "2007", "inst": "Cleveland Clinic, Miller Family Pavilion", "prog": "Cleveland Clinic Art Program, founded 2006", "place": "Cleveland, Ohio, United States", "country": "United States", "setting": "Main entrance of the pavilion", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Stainless steel letters and stone", "heightNote": "Height not published; a seated figure resting on a five-ton boulder", "route": "Institutional art programme with a budget line per building, supplemented by private donation", "consulted": "Not published. The curatorial rationale is documented in detail.", "intro": "A seated figure formed from stainless-steel letters at Cleveland Clinic. It provides a recognisable sculptural presence within a larger institutional collection.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-03.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Finkel J et al. Contemporary art in medicine: the Cleveland Clinic art collection. Cardiovasc Diagn Ther.", "url": "https://cdt.amegroups.org/article/view/30/html" }, { "label": "Cleveland Clinic, Our Art Collection", "url": "https://my.clevelandclinic.org/patients/visitor-information/art-collection" }, { "label": "Karnik M, Printz B, Finkel J. HERD 2014;7(3):60-77", "url": "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24782236/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-033", "PAH-024" ], "image_alt": "A seated figure made from stainless steel letters rests on a large stone inside Cleveland Clinic.", "image_credit": "Jaume Plensa, Cleveland Soul. Image source: Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy; photographer not identified on source page.", "image_source": "https://cdt.amegroups.org/post/view/cleveland-soul", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 387, "image_height": 500, "sort_year": 2007 }, { "id": "W-04", "work": "Kinds of Life", "artist": "Random International", "year": "2019", "inst": "Zayed Centre for Research, Great Ormond Street Hospital", "prog": "GOSH Arts", "place": "London, United Kingdom", "country": "United Kingdom", "setting": "Indoor, at the heart of the research centre", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Abstract, kinetic", "material": "Responsive moving sculpture", "heightNote": "Dimensions not published", "route": "Art strategy developed alongside the architects and clinical champions during design, not after completion", "consulted": "Developed through conversations with researchers based at the centre.", "intro": "A responsive kinetic sculpture commissioned for the Zayed Centre for Research. Watching it is receptive; its responsive behaviour is an additional feature.", "dispute": "", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-04.jpg", "scope": "Responsive installation", "sources": [ { "label": "Random International: Kinds of Life (2019)", "url": "https://www.random-international.com/kinds-of-life-2019" }, { "label": "Art UK, Enhancing visitor experience through art at Great Ormond Street Hospital", "url": "https://artuk.org/discover/stories/enhancing-visitor-experience-through-art-at-great-ormond-street-hospital" }, { "label": "GOSH Arts, Art Collection", "url": "https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/wards-and-departments/departments/gosh-arts/art-collection/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-007", "PAH-027" ], "image_alt": "A reflective red sphere suspended by cables in the Zayed Centre for Research atrium.", "image_credit": "Random International, Kinds of Life, 2019. Image source: Random International; site © Random International. Photographer not identified.", "image_source": "https://www.random-international.com/kinds-of-life-2019", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 1500, "image_height": 1000, "sort_year": 2019 }, { "id": "W-05", "work": "Aretaieia", "artist": "George Petrides", "year": "2024", "inst": "Aretaieion University Hospital", "prog": "Institutional commission", "place": "Athens, Greece", "country": "Greece", "setting": "Exterior, hospital entrance, on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Metal-coated sculpture; supplied catalogue describes a body incorporating recycled PETG.", "heightNote": "220 cm high, 80 cm diameter", "route": "Direct institutional commission, initiated by the hospital's OB-GYN service", "consulted": "Not systematically. The commission originated with clinicians.", "intro": "A monumental figure of a pregnant woman beside the entrance to Aretaieion University Hospital. Its subject connects the artwork with the hospital's maternity services.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": true, "image": "/img/aretaieia.jpg", "scope": "Founder practice", "sources": [ { "label": "Petrides Public Sculpture, catalogue reference PPS·O.01", "url": "https://www.petrides.art/" } ], "related_entries": [], "image_width": 820, "image_height": 1230, "image_alt": "Aretaieia by George Petrides at Aretaieion University Hospital, Athens.", "image_credit": "George Petrides. Photograph supplied in the original site package.", "image_source": "https://www.petrides.art/", "image_license": "Existing supplied site asset; no new third-party licence asserted.", "image_license_url": null, "sort_year": 2024 }, { "id": "W-06", "work": "Kore II", "artist": "George Petrides", "year": "2024, installed 2026", "inst": "General Children's Hospital “Aglaia Kyriakou”", "prog": "Hospital placement", "place": "Athens, Greece", "country": "Greece", "setting": "Exterior, hospital entrance", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Brass coating over a body of resin and sustainable materials", "heightNote": "Dimensions depend on the edition; confirm against the installation record.", "route": "Artist donation, installed April 2026", "consulted": "Not systematically.", "intro": "A sculptural portrait based on the artist's daughter, installed at the entrance to the Aglaia Kyriakou children's hospital in Athens.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": true, "image": "/img/kore.jpg", "scope": "Founder practice", "sources": [ { "label": "Petrides Public Sculpture, catalogue reference PPS·O.06", "url": "https://www.petrides.art/" } ], "related_entries": [], "image_width": 780, "image_height": 973, "image_alt": "Kore II by George Petrides at General Children's Hospital “Aglaia Kyriakou”, Athens.", "image_credit": "George Petrides. Photograph supplied in the original site package.", "image_source": "https://www.petrides.art/", "image_license": "Existing supplied site asset; no new third-party licence asserted.", "image_license_url": null, "sort_year": 2024 }, { "id": "W-07", "work": "Peter Pan and Tinker Bell", "artist": "Diarmuid Byron-O'Connor", "year": "2000; Tinker Bell added 2005", "inst": "Great Ormond Street Hospital", "prog": "Great Ormond Street Hospital and GOSH Charity", "place": "London, United Kingdom", "country": "United Kingdom", "setting": "Exterior, outside the hospital on Great Ormond Street; temporarily relocated from November 2023 during construction of the Children's Cancer Centre, to return to the new main entrance", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Bronze", "heightNote": "The Peter Pan figure is recorded as a four-foot statue (approximately 122 cm); Tinker Bell, on his raised hand, has been described as London's smallest statue", "route": "Commissioned by the hospital, whose relationship with the character is financial as well as sentimental: J M Barrie gifted the Peter Pan rights to the hospital in 1929, and a special provision of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 grants it royalties in perpetuity", "consulted": "Not published.", "intro": "A bronze sculpture associated with the hospital's longstanding connection to J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan. The hospital reported temporary relocation during building works in 2023.", "dispute": "", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-07.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Art UK, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell (with plaque transcriptions)", "url": "https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/peter-pan-and-tinkerbell-309820" }, { "label": "GOSH Charity, The Peter Pan story", "url": "https://gosh.org/about-us/peter-pan/history/photo-gallery" }, { "label": "Great Ormond Street Hospital, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell fly away for now (2023)", "url": "https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/news/peter-pan-and-tinkerbell-statue-fly-away-for-now/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-022", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "Bronze Peter Pan raises one hand toward Tinker Bell outside Great Ormond Street Hospital in a 2019 photograph.", "image_credit": "Diarmuid Byron-O’Connor, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell. Photo: AndyScott, 2019, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.", "image_source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Great_Ormond_Street_Hospital,_Peter_Pan_statue.jpg", "image_license": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "image_license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "image_width": 1997, "image_height": 3000, "sort_year": 2000 }, { "id": "W-08", "work": "Man and Freedom", "artist": "Ivan Meštrović", "year": "1954", "inst": "Mayo Clinic", "prog": "Mayo Clinic art programme, formalised for the 1950s Mayo Building", "place": "Rochester, Minnesota, United States", "country": "United States", "setting": "Originally mounted on the north face of the Mayo Building; relocated in August 2000 to the Nathan Landow Atrium of the Gonda Building", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Cast bronze", "heightNote": "28 feet (approximately 8.5 m), 6,900 pounds, per Mayo Clinic's own publications", "route": "Institutional art programme: selected artists were invited to Rochester, briefed on themes, and their sketches approved by the Building Committee and the Board of Governors", "consulted": "Not in the modern sense; the historical record documents committee approval rather than occupant consultation.", "intro": "A monumental work in Mayo Clinic's art collection, useful as a precedent for the long-term stewardship and relocation of hospital sculpture.", "dispute": "Sources vary between 27 and 28 feet and between 6,500 and 6,900 pounds. The figures used here are those in Mayo Clinic's own publications.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-08.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Mayo Clinic Alumni Association, Art through the ages: a history of art at Mayo Clinic", "url": "https://alumniassociation.mayo.edu/art-through-the-ages-a-history-of-art-at-mayo-clinic/" }, { "label": "Man and Freedom has a new home. Mayo Clin Proc. 2001 (doi:10.1016/S0025-6196(12)60002-0)", "url": "https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org/article/S0025-6196(12)60002-0/pdf" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-033", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "A monumental bronze man with raised arms is mounted inside the Mayo Clinic atrium.", "image_credit": "Ivan Meštrović, Man and Freedom. Photo source: Mayo Clinic Alumni Association; © Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.", "image_source": "https://alumniassociation.mayo.edu/art-through-the-ages-a-history-of-art-at-mayo-clinic/", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 800, "image_height": 534, "sort_year": 1954 }, { "id": "W-09", "work": "The Miraculous Journey", "artist": "Damien Hirst", "year": "2005–2013", "inst": "Sidra Medicine", "prog": "Qatar Museums / Qatar Foundation public art programme", "place": "Al Rayyan, Doha, Qatar", "country": "Qatar", "setting": "Outdoors along the roadway at the entrance to a hospital for women and children; covered from public view shortly after the 2013 unveiling and re-revealed in November 2018", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Bronze", "heightNote": "Fourteen sculptures; intermediate works range from about 5 m to 11 m, and the final newborn figure reaches 14 m (46 ft). The group weighs 216 tonnes", "route": "Commissioned through Qatar Museums for the Sidra Medicine campus.", "consulted": "No public consultation with hospital users has been reported.", "intro": "Fourteen bronze sculptures chart human development before birth at Sidra Medicine. The work provides a prominent example of narrative sculpture at a healthcare campus.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-09.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Qatar Museums, The Miraculous Journey by Damien Hirst", "url": "https://qm.org.qa/en/visit/public-art/damien-hirst-the-miraculous-journey/" }, { "label": "Visit Qatar, The Miraculous Journey", "url": "https://visitqatar.com/intl-en/things-to-do/art-culture/public-art/the-miraculous-journey" }, { "label": "CNN Style, Damien Hirst's giant uterus sculptures re-emerge at Qatar hospital (2018)", "url": "https://www.cnn.com/style/article/damien-hirst-uterus-sculptures-qatar-scli-intl/index.html" }, { "label": "Artnet News, Damien Hirst's fetus monuments return to view in Doha (2018)", "url": "https://news.artnet.com/art-world/damien-hirst-public-fetus-works-go-back-up-in-doha-1398895" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-007", "PAH-026" ], "image_alt": "Aerial view of the fourteen bronze sculptures of The Miraculous Journey along the entrance to Sidra Medicine.", "image_credit": "Damien Hirst, The Miraculous Journey. Photo source: Qatar Museums; photographer not identified on source page.", "image_source": "https://qm.org.qa/en/visit/public-art/damien-hirst-the-miraculous-journey/", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 530, "image_height": 299, "sort_year": 2005 }, { "id": "W-10", "work": "Christus Consolator", "artist": "After Bertel Thorvaldsen; carver not recorded", "year": "1896", "inst": "The Johns Hopkins Hospital", "prog": "Donated gift, predating any formal arts programme", "place": "Baltimore, Maryland, United States", "country": "United States", "setting": "Centre of the rotunda beneath the dome of the Billings Administration Building, facing the Broadway entrance — the first object a person entering the hospital encounters", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Carrara marble, carved from a single block", "heightNote": "10 feet 6 inches (approximately 3.2 m), per Johns Hopkins Medicine's own account", "route": "Philanthropic gift solicited from the platform at the hospital's opening. Spence chose the setting himself. A copy of Thorvaldsen's Christus, made for the Church of Our Lady, Copenhagen", "consulted": "No consultation process is recorded; the donor selected the location.", "intro": "A historic figure in the Johns Hopkins Hospital rotunda, illustrating art's longstanding role in institutional identity and reflection.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-10.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Johns Hopkins Medicine, How The Johns Hopkins Hospital was built", "url": "https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/about/history/history-of-jhh/how-jhh-was-built" }, { "label": "Johns Hopkins Medicine, Hope, healing and a 122-year legacy (2018)", "url": "https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/articles/2018/08/hope-healing-and-a-122-year-legacy" }, { "label": "The Baltimore Sun, 'The Divine Healer' (1996)", "url": "https://www.baltimoresun.com/1996/10/13/the-divine-healer-hospital-the-representation-of-christ-the-consoler-in-the-hopkins-lobby-still-offers-hope/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-026", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "A white marble Christ stands with open arms beneath the rotunda of Johns Hopkins Hospital.", "image_credit": "After Bertel Thorvaldsen, Christus Consolator. Photo: Concord; crop, colour and brightness by Soerfm, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.", "image_source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Christ_JHM.jpg", "image_license": "CC BY-SA 3.0", "image_license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "image_width": 972, "image_height": 1408, "sort_year": 1896 }, { "id": "W-11", "work": "Creature", "artist": "Alexander Knox", "year": "2011", "inst": "The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne", "prog": "pARTicipate, the hospital's therapeutic, education and creative arts programme", "place": "Parkville, Melbourne, Australia", "country": "Australia", "setting": "The full height of the five-storey atrium, as the centrepiece of the internal concourse the hospital calls Main Street", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Abstract", "material": "Steel, glass-fibre and carbon fibre, with kinetic elements and a control system", "heightNote": "14 m tall; 14 × 10 × 6 m overall, per the artist's own project record", "route": "Commissioned within the capital project for the new hospital, integrated with the architecture (Bates Smart) and tied to a named in-house arts programme", "consulted": "Not published in the sources located.", "intro": "A colourful, large-scale creature at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Its recognisable form gives a shared public space a distinctive identity.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-11.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Alexander Knox, Creature — project record", "url": "https://www.alexanderknox.com/creature.html" }, { "label": "The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne, Premier unveils hospital's state-of-the-art 'Creature' (2011)", "url": "https://blogs.rch.org.au/news/premier-unveils-hospitals-state-of-the-art-creature-comforts/" }, { "label": "IndesignLive, Royal Children's Hospital by BLBS", "url": "https://www.indesignlive.com/projects/royal-childrens-hospital-by-blbs" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-022", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "A tall, colourful organic sculpture fills the atrium of the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne.", "image_credit": "Alexander Knox, Creature. Photo source: Alexander Knox; photographer not identified on project page.", "image_source": "https://www.alexanderknox.com/creature.html", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 1400, "image_height": 933, "sort_year": 2011 }, { "id": "W-12", "work": "Shift-19", "artist": "Alexa Pienaar", "year": "2021", "inst": "Nelson Mandela Children's Hospital", "prog": "MTN South Africa Foundation, #ItsGoTime commissioning project", "place": "Johannesburg, South Africa", "country": "South Africa", "setting": "Children’s Garden", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Abstract", "material": "3D-printed discs on a steel frame", "heightNote": "Sources give differing heights; confirm with the artist.", "route": "Commissioned by a corporate foundation through a competitive selection among five emerging South African artists, then donated to the hospital", "consulted": "Not published.", "intro": "A sculpture commemorating healthcare workers at Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital. Its changing viewpoints are relevant to encounter and movement through a garden.", "dispute": "", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-12.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "MTN South Africa Foundation commissioning announcement", "url": "https://www.itweb.co.za/article/mtn-sa-foundation-commemorates-healthcare-workers-at-nelson-mandela-childrens-hospital/KWEBb7yZAOjMmRjO" }, { "label": "Mail & Guardian, Perspective-shifting artwork to provide healing at children's hospital (2021)", "url": "https://mg.co.za/2021-07-17-perspective-shifting-artwork-to-provide-healing-at-children-s-hospital/" }, { "label": "CAJ News Africa, SA nurses' Covid-19 heroism honoured through art (2021)", "url": "https://www.cajnewsafrica.com/2021/07/22/sa-nurses-covid-19-heroism-honoured-through-art/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-006", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "Yellow and blue circular cut-out elements of Shift-19 stand on a steel frame in a hospital garden.", "image_credit": "Alexa Pienaar, Shift-19. Photo supplied with MTN Business press release, published by ITWeb; photographer not identified.", "image_source": "https://www.itweb.co.za/article/mtn-sa-foundation-commemorates-healthcare-workers-at-nelson-mandela-childrens-hospital/KWEBb7yZAOjMmRjO", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 512, "image_height": 341, "sort_year": 2021 }, { "id": "W-13", "work": "Pumpkin", "artist": "Yayoi Kusama", "year": "2014", "inst": "Cleveland Clinic, Miller Family Pavilion", "prog": "Cleveland Clinic Art Programme, now part of the Art + Design Institute", "place": "Cleveland, Ohio, United States", "country": "United States", "setting": "Main lobby of the Miller Family Pavilion, in a heavily trafficked position; among the first works encountered on entering", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Abstract", "material": "Fibreglass-reinforced plastic and urethane paint", "heightNote": "No dimensions published in the sources located", "route": "Acquisition through the institutional art programme.", "consulted": "Curatorial selection by the art programme; no user consultation published.", "intro": "A pumpkin sculpture within Cleveland Clinic's collection. Institutional accounts describe its use as a recognisable meeting point.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-13.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Cleveland Clinic, Our Art Collection", "url": "https://my.clevelandclinic.org/patients/visitor-information/art-collection" }, { "label": "Artwork Archive, Collection Spotlight: Fine Art is Good Medicine at Cleveland Clinic", "url": "https://www.artworkarchive.com/blog/collection-spotlight-fine-art-is-good-medicine-at-cleveland-clinic" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-024", "PAH-033", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "A yellow pumpkin covered in black dots stands in a Cleveland Clinic lobby as visitors pass.", "image_credit": "Yayoi Kusama, Pumpkin, 2014. Gift of Robert M. Kaye; © Yayoi Kusama. Courtesy of David Zwirner, New York / Ota Fine Arts, Tokyo and Singapore / Victoria Miro, London / YAYOI KUSAMA Inc. Image source: Cleveland Clinic.", "image_source": "https://my.clevelandclinic.org/patients/visitor-information/art-collection", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 1275, "image_height": 780, "sort_year": 2014 }, { "id": "W-14", "work": "New Life", "artist": "Emma Rodgers", "year": "2013", "inst": "The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre – Wirral", "prog": "Clatterbridge Arts in Health programme, funded by Clatterbridge Cancer Charity", "place": "Wirral, United Kingdom", "country": "United Kingdom", "setting": "Grounds outside the main entrance", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Bronze", "heightNote": "Three metres, according to the hospital art record.", "route": "Artist-initiated gift within a charitably funded arts programme", "consulted": "Not published, though the work's subject was determined by a clinical relationship rather than by a curatorial brief.", "intro": "Hands release a cloud of butterflies in this tribute to cancer care. The hospital identifies the work as New Life (2013), outside its Wirral main entrance.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-14.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, Artwork", "url": "https://www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk/patients-and-visitors/treatment-and-care/advice-and-support/arts-programme/artwork" }, { "label": "The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, Arts programme", "url": "https://www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk/patients-and-visitors/treatment-and-care/advice-and-support/arts-programme" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-025", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "Detail of bronze outstretched hands and butterflies in Emma Rodgers’s New Life outside Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, Wirral.", "image_credit": "Emma Rodgers, New Life, 2013. Photograph © Rob Battersby, 2023. Image source: The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.", "image_source": "https://www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk/patients-and-visitors/treatment-and-care/advice-and-support/arts-programme/artwork", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 600, "image_height": 400, "sort_year": 2013 }, { "id": "W-15", "work": "Burbangana", "artist": "Zakpage, with local Aboriginal community members", "year": "2024", "inst": "Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct", "prog": "LHAP Arts in Health Strategy, NSW Health Infrastructure", "place": "Liverpool, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia", "country": "Australia", "setting": "Foyer of the new Integrated Services Building, at the main hospital entry", "siting": "Indoor", "form": "Abstract", "material": "Salvaged timber, including hand-carving by Dharug artist Jamie Eastwood; see fabricator record.", "heightNote": "No dimensions published in the sources located", "route": "Commissioned through a published Arts in Health Strategy within a major public capital programme, with First Nations and multicultural artists engaged by design rather than by exception", "consulted": "Co-designed with local Aboriginal community members and traditional knowledge holders", "intro": "A suspended work co-designed with local Aboriginal community members for Liverpool Hospital's new precinct. The documented process is relevant to cultural context and commissioning.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-15.webp", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "NSW Health Infrastructure, Creative contributors see their art installed at new precinct", "url": "https://www.nsw.gov.au/departments-and-agencies/health-infrastructure/news/creative-contributors-see-their-art-installed-at-new-precinct" }, { "label": "NSW Health Infrastructure, Stunning new artworks unveiled", "url": "https://www.nsw.gov.au/departments-and-agencies/health-infrastructure/news/stunning-new-artworks-unveiled" }, { "label": "TILT: Burbangana, Liverpool Hospital", "url": "https://tilt-industrialdesign.com/projects/burbangana-liverpool-hospital/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-006", "PAH-019", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "Carved timber forms hang above the foyer of Liverpool Hospital, with the companion Burbangana digital artwork on the far wall.", "image_credit": "Zakpage (Alison Page and Nik Lachajczak), Burbangana, 2024; salvaged timber forms hand-carved by Dharug artist Jamie Eastwood. Photo: Tom Roe, via Tilt Industrial Design.", "image_source": "https://tilt-industrialdesign.com/projects/burbangana-liverpool-hospital/", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 2500, "image_height": 1406, "sort_year": 2024 }, { "id": "W-16", "work": "Vessels (from the Vessels series)", "artist": "Marie Khouri", "year": "Donated 2019; installed 2022", "inst": "BC Children's Hospital", "prog": "BC Children's Hospital Foundation", "place": "Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada", "country": "Canada", "setting": "Healing garden outside the Oak Street entrance, on a pedestal, in a seating area intended for families", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Abstract", "material": "Bronze", "heightNote": "See source record; reported weights differ.", "route": "Fundraising donation returned as a gift — a two-step philanthropic route with no curatorial brief published at either stage", "consulted": "Not published.", "intro": "A bronze work donated for a hospital healing garden. Reports of its theft and recovery make this a useful stewardship and security case.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-16.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "CBC News, Valuable bronze sculpture stolen from B.C. Children's Hospital (2022)", "url": "https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/hospital-stolen-art-1.6418699" }, { "label": "Photographic report documenting the original work and pedestal", "url": "https://www.castanet.net/news/BC/366102/Valuable-art-stolen-from-BC-Children-s-Hospital-found" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-007", "PAH-026" ], "image_alt": "A composite image shows Marie Khouri beside the bronze Vessels sculpture and the empty pedestal after its theft.", "image_credit": "Marie Khouri, Vessels. Photo: BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, reproduced by Castanet. Composite shows the sculpture at installation and the empty pedestal after theft.", "image_source": "https://www.castanet.net/news/BC/366102/Valuable-art-stolen-from-BC-Children-s-Hospital-found", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 640, "image_height": 427, "sort_year": 2019 }, { "id": "W-17", "work": "Spirit", "artist": "Matthew Placzek", "year": "Not published in located sources", "inst": "The Children's Hospital at OU Medical Center", "prog": "Not published in located sources", "place": "Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States", "country": "United States", "setting": "A 150-foot island on the approach to the main entrance, with kite forms outside the entry", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Stainless steel, acrylic and bronze, with more than 2,500 LED lights", "heightNote": "Several of the kite sculptures stand 18 feet (approximately 5.5 m); individual kites are six to seven feet tall", "route": "Not published in located sources", "consulted": "Not published.", "intro": "Illuminated kite forms and bronze figures mark the approach to the children's hospital, placing a recognisable artwork on the arrival route.", "dispute": "Sources vary on the count of bronze figures, giving two in one account and three in another. Neither an installation date nor a commissioning route has been located.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-17.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Placzek Studios, Spirit — project record", "url": "https://placzekstudios.com/sculptures/monumental-sculptures-2/spirit/" }, { "label": "Health Facilities Management, Hospitals find artful ways to share their stories", "url": "https://www.hfmmagazine.com/articles/2058-hospitals-find-artful-ways-to-share-their-stories" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-022", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "Bronze children fly brightly coloured illuminated kites outside the Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City at night.", "image_credit": "Matthew Placzek, Spirit, 2014. Image source: Placzek Studios; photographer not identified.", "image_source": "https://placzekstudios.com/sculptures/monumental-sculptures-2/spirit/", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 1335, "image_height": 1000, "sort_year": 0 }, { "id": "W-18", "work": "Untitled group (no title published)", "artist": "Josh Diedrich", "year": "2021", "inst": "Bronson Children's Hospital, Bronson Methodist Hospital", "prog": "Bronson Health Foundation", "place": "Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States", "country": "United States", "setting": "Hospital grounds at the corner of Vine and Jasper streets", "siting": "Outdoor", "form": "Figurative", "material": "Cast bronze, lost-wax method, on a 2,000-pound pedestal of cultured stone and ultra-high-performance concrete over a steel frame", "heightNote": "No dimensions published; the figures are described as realistic depictions of six children", "route": "Philanthropic memorial gift administered through the hospital's foundation", "consulted": "Patients' families supplied the source photographs, which is participation in the subject matter rather than in the commissioning decision.", "intro": "A bronze group of children made using family photographs for Bronson Children's Hospital, documenting a memorial gift shaped by patient-family contributions.", "evaluation": "No work-specific health-outcome evaluation identified in the reviewed sources.", "founder": false, "image": "/img/w-18.jpg", "scope": "Installed sculpture", "sources": [ { "label": "Bronson Healthcare, New Bronson Children's Hospital sculpture unveiled (2021)", "url": "https://www.bronsonhealth.com/news/new-bronson-childrens-hospital-sculpture-unveiled/" } ], "related_entries": [ "PAH-004", "PAH-007" ], "image_alt": "Detail of two bronze children in Josh Diedrich’s sculpture outside Bronson Children’s Hospital, one seated and one raising a hand.", "image_credit": "Josh Diedrich, Bronson Children’s Hospital sculpture, 2021. Photo provided by Bronson Healthcare, reproduced by WBCK.", "image_source": "https://wbckfm.com/bronson-unveils-new-childrens-hospital-sculpture/", "image_license": "Permission not verified; no reusable image license found on inspected source. Do not label as licensed.", "image_license_url": null, "image_width": 2500, "image_height": 1875, "sort_year": 2021 } ]