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Kings Treatment Centre (KTC). Enter KTC at Level 2 Entarnce 6.

Footbridge access to KTC from

main hospital on Level 2

Main Entrance

JEN AITKENBEACON ANDEYE CHARTLevel 1 towards Medical Outpatients

ELAINE LIM-NEWTONNIGHT BLOOMANDIMPRESSION TONOMETER Level 1 Courtyard Medical Assessment

TECHNO TYROSDIGITAL EXPERIMENTS ANDCOPPER KIDNEY DISHESThe Community Gallery Level 1 outside the Multifaith Centre

CAROLE CLUER WILD PLANT SOLAR PHOTOGRAMSANDGONIOSCOPY LENSLevel 1 Maternity and Gynaecology

SIMON CARTERINTERIOR ANDGLASS VIALSLevel 2 Outside ICU

SUE KINGSCULPTURAL GLASS ANDGLASS EYE BATHSLevel 2 outside Surgical Wards

DERBY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY MOONS ANDOSCILLOMETERLevel 3 outside Medical Wards 307-312

JODIE MASTERS HOME ANDCERAMIC TEA SETLevel 3 outside Medical Wards 309-310

TEZ MARSDEN DERBYSHIRE LANDSCAPES AND NHS GLASSESLevel 4 outside Medical Wards

SANDRIA MADDOCKS BOTANICAL WATERCOLOURS ANDOPTICAL MICROSCOPELevel 4 outside Renal Wards

ALINA KISINA INNER SPACE ANDBOX OF LENSESLevel 5 towards Pathology

Medical Outpatients

Maternity & Gynaecology

Cancer and Specialist

Outpatients Entrance 24

Entrance 9 (Renal Level 4)

Info Centre

Medical Assessment Unit

Multifaith Centre

X-Ray

Endoscopy

Clinical Neurophysiology Orthopaedic Outpatients

Surgical Outpatient

Department

Clinical Decision

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SurgicalAssessment

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Coronary Care Unit

Cardiac Catheter

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Children’s Hospital

Pharmacy

Lymphoedema Clinic

Nightingale Macmillan

Day Unit

Nightingale Macmillan

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Specialist Outpatients

Rehabilitation

Education Centre

Therapies

Medical Specialities

Childrens Emergency Dept.

AdultEmergency Dept.

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OT SplintWorkshop

Labour Ward

AntenatalClinic

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Intensive Care Unit

Emergency Theatres

Central Operating Theatres

Central Operating Theatres

Ward 204 Ward 203

Children’s Hospital

Children’s Hospital

Sunflower Ward

PuffinWard

Dolphin Ward

LadybirdWard

Education CentreEntrance 15

Ward 216

Ward 209 (Gynaecology)

GynaecologyTheatresM&G Directorate

Offices

GynaecologyDay Case

RehabOffice

Head & Neck OPD

Urology & Surgical

Outpatients

X-Ray

Eye OPD

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Ward 303 Ward 302Ward 301

(Kings Lodge) Ward 311 Ward 310

Ward 313 Ward 308

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Day Surgery

Urology Day Case

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Rehabilitation

Education Centre

Learning & Therapies

Occupational Health

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Renal Unit Ward 407

Renal

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Pathology

Nuclear Medicine

Trust HQ

Corporate Services

Corporate Nursing

Trust Legal

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Staff Lounge

THE ART AND ARTEFACT TRAIL AT DERBY HOSPITALS

Hidden Histories is passionate about

Derby Hospital’s rich social and

medical history. Our purpose is to capture the

imagination of the Hospital Community and engage

staff, patients, visitors and volunteers the with the

wonderful collections the archive has to offer.

The Hidden Histories Archive is managed as a collaborative project between Derby Hospital Charity and Living Derby.

Living Derby is a not-for-profit community interest company, dedicated to fostering a lively community in our city, through projects which combine creativity and social content, and which leave a legacy.

www.livingderby.com

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If you would like to tell us more about any

of the artefacts on display, or have artefacts,

photographs, stories and memories to donate

then please do not hesitate to contact:

Juliet Cooper on 01332 786203 and

cooper@hcp.co.uk or email

Lindsay Pilkington on lindsay@livingderby.com

DERBY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY ATLAS COELESTIS ANDVISUAL OPTICS AND SIGHT TESTING BOOKLevel 2 KTC

HIDDEN HISTORIES OPEN DOORS WEEKMonday 29th October until Friday 2nd November.

To see these artefacts and to view the

full Hidden Histories Collection please

visit us in The Old Pharmacy at

London Road Community Hospital.

Welcome

The Light Relief season forms a trail of artworks and artefacts

across Royal Derby Hospital. You can unfold our colourful map to

help you navigate your way, from sunlight-infused paintings,

to woodland photographs and shimmering glass panels.

Don’t miss Night Bloom, Elaine Lim Newton’s unique ceramic

constellation in the central courtyard, which will begin to

delicately gleam as dusk falls.

Light Relief, the autumn/winter season has been curated

by Antoinette Burchill in collaboration with the

Hidden Histories project for air arts.

art@antoinetteburchill.com www.antoinetteburchill.com

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This programme completely relies on fundraising and donations of time, money and skills if you can contribute please contact the arts coordinator Juliet Cooper on 01332 786203 or email cooper@hcp.co.uk

To make a donation you can either;1. go online at www.justgiving.com/uplifting 2. or text: 70070 amount: £1 or more to Code: Arts77 Thankyou

ELAINE LIM-NEWTONNIGHT BLOOM

Level 1 Courtyard Medical Assessment

Elaine’s courtyard installation, entitled Night Bloom is created from a number of hand-built porcelain sculptures inspired by a variety of natural structures and the phenomena of bio-luminescence. Every day at dusk the sculptures will gently blossom with light, creating a ground-level constellation of exquisite glimmering stars.

www.elainelimnewton.wordpress.com

JEN AITKENBEACON

Level 1 towards Medical Outpatients

Jen has created a series of new paintings for this season, inspired by, and in response to her Hidden Histories object – the eye test card. She says, “Sight is my most precious sense. The test card visually recalls a beacon, or a powerful light source. In much of my work I include the aerials, memorial towers and lighthouses dotted around our wilder landscapes. The lighthouse is the guidance, the hope when our eyes falter.”

www.jennyaitken.com

TECHNO TYROSDIGITAL EXPERIMENTS

The Community Gallery Level 1 outside the Multifaith Centre

The Techno Tyros were formed in 2001 and they are all aged over 50. Techno Tyros are not technically minded, but they are technological explorers and adventurers. They inhabit a collaborative digital world of curser pointing and mouse clicking, of applying filters, and of cutting and pasting to create new images. Their pictures demonstrate their agile and enquiring minds, capturing a child-like joy in the magic of using a computer to create images.

www.people-express.org.uk

SUE KINGSCULPTURAL GLASS

Level 2 outside Surgical Wards

Sue designs and makes unique and stylish fused glass artworks for architectural and public spaces as well as domestic settings. She enjoys exploring how glass interacts with light and incorporates textural markings to bring out these subtle qualities. Sue also has a passion for rich and vibrant colour – the painterly style of her glass artworks originates in the drawings and watercolour sketches she creates through the design process.

www.suekingglass.co.uk

SIMON CARTERINTERIOR

Level 2 Outside ICU

Simon’s series of landscapes investigate a hundred yards square of ancient woodland, an area known locally as Haytop, Shining Cliff Woods, near Ambergate. Using digital photography, Simon explores the spaces created when the densely growing rhododendrons were cleared, and original trees were suddenly exposed and brought into the light. Sunlight penetrates through to the forest floor, and we’re left an eerie sense of the sublime and uncanny.

www.simoncarter.me

CAROLE CLUER WILD PLANT SOLAR PHOTOGRAMS

Level 1 Maternity and Gynaecology

Carole is a cancer survivor and, as a result, a recent fine art degree graduate from Sheffield Hallam University. She is interested in how art can help those going through serious illness or coping with trauma. Her photograms, made by placing weeds and wild plants on photographic paper and exposing to sunlight capture their beauty, fragility, tenacity and ability to survive. Their names: Persistence, Endeavour and Hope echo the characteristics she needed to survive and thrive.

www.carolecluer.com

JODIE MASTERS HOME

Level 3 outside Medical Wards 309-310

Jodie begins her illustrations with intimate line drawings based on direct observation. The series of Home illustrations are based on her friends, family and Melton Mowbray – her hometown. Once the original drawings are complete with their cast of animal characters, Jodie scans them into her computer and develops a digital collage. For Jodie, a Home is more than bricks and mortar – it is a feeling of safety, reassurance and idiosyncratic habits, traditions and family members.

www.jodiedraws.carbonmade.com

DERBY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY MOONS by Joseph Wright of Derby

Level 3 outside Medical Wards 307-312

Joseph Wright of Derby is famous for his use of light. He experimented with many different lighting effects in his paintings and often depicted the moon.

The moons on display at Royal Derby Hospital are details from his larger works, but they are so beautifully painted, they make arresting images in themselves. You can see the paintings in their entirety at Derby Museum and Art Gallery, The Strand, Derby DE1 1BS.

www.derbymuseums.org

Detail from Earthstopper on the

Banks of the Derwent,

Joseph Wright of Derby, 1773

DERBY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY ATLAS COELESTIS

Level 2 Kings Treatment Centre

John Flamsteed, 1646-1719, was born in Denby and educated in Derby. Flamsteed’s astronomical observations were published and edited posthumously in the form of Atlas Coelestis. A copy of the atlas is on display in Derby Museum and Art Gallery in the exhibition Astronomical: The Beauty of a Thousand stars.

www.derbymuseums.org

TEZ MARSDEN DERBYSHIRE LANDSCAPES

Level 4 outside Medical Wards

Tez is a landscape photographer who uses the light and land as his inspiration. He was born in Beeley, near Bakewell, in the Peak District National Park and has lived and worked in Derbyshire all his life. Through photography he captures and explores how the quality of light changes through the seasons, and how the light can be digitally manipulated to enhance its more subtle qualities.

www.tezmarsdenphotos.co.uk

SANDRIA MADDOCKS BOTANICAL WATERCOLOURS

Level 4 outside Renal Wards

Sandria is inspired by the Derbyshire landscape, and the flora and fauna the changing seasons bring. Sandria uses watercolour paints to investigate and capture the beauty, detail and complexities inherent in the natural world. The process of watercolour painting relies on the skill of the artist to create the illusion of light – building up layers of intense colour to sculpt three dimensions from a flat piece of paper.

www.sandriamaddocks.com

ALINA KISINA INNER SPACE

Level 5 towards Pathology

Alina’s photographs present us with everyday vignettes that seem more like abstractions than depictions of everyday life. Her pictures of windows deliberately confuse the issue of “inside” and “out” and blur familiar contours. The interplay of coloured planes and reflected light draw us into what seems to be another dimension – welcoming the viewer into a warm, radiant “inner space”.

www.alinakisina.co.uk

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Most of the artworks are for sale.

Join us on the 5th floor for a premium quality coffee.

Bring this Trail Guide with you and we’ll give you 10% off all products!

HIDDEN HISTORIES OPEN DOORS WEEKMonday 29th October until Friday 2nd November.

To view the full Hidden Histories Collection

please visit us in The Old Pharmacy at

London Road Community Hospital.