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Coronavirus Update

In line with latest guidance on coronavirus (COVID-19), we will be temporarily changing the way we work...
Activity guide: Flower Printmaking

Residents at Arthur Rank Hospice made linocut prints in our workshop inspired by Betty Ebanja and garden flowers. Now you can try it too!
Worksheet: Reg Cartwright, Owl

Create your own owl artwork using all your favourite colours, inspired by Reg Cartwright...
Worksheet: Chloë Cheese, Kelim Carpet with Wavy Leaves

Create your own artwork with flowers, leaves and your favourite objects, inspired by Chloë Cheese...

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Our mission

Paintings in Hospitals is the UK's leading national arts in health charity. We use art to inspire better health and wellbeing for patients, carers and communities...
About our art collection

Our art collection is the only national arts in health collection. Over 2,000 artists are represented, including Bridget Riley, Antony Gormley, Andy Warhol, Anish Kapoor, Maggi Hambling, and many more.
Meet our team

Find out who we are, where we're from, and why we're so passionate about arts in health...
Why art matters

Art changes everything. Art helps keep us well and aids our recovery from illness. Art relieves anxiety, stress and depression for patients and staff in healthcare and social care.
Artworks for health and social care

Paintings in Hospitals art loans exist to help create person-centred healthcare and social care spaces. All types of care sites can borrow art from our collection...
Art activities for health and social care

We provide world-class art and creative activities to transform your healthcare environment. We know that patients and staff get the greatest benefits when they’re empowered with the skills and confidence to make a meaningful connection with art.
How to borrow our artworks

Paintings in Hospitals makes it easy for health and social care services to benefit from our art. Here are the five simple steps...
Our history

Paintings in Hospitals is the leading national arts in health charity and our art collection is the only one of its kind. Find out how it all began...
Donate art

We are very grateful for all kind offers. At the moment, we are not accepting donations of artworks.
Crafts can reduce blood pressure and depression

Number 18 in our countdown of '70 Ways Art Improves Our Health' explores the recent surge in traditional textile crafts and how they can improve our lives…

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