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Renowned artist Mackenzie Thorpe paid his hometown hospital – The James Cook University Hospital – a visit to present on loan a set of signed prints of his works ‘The Game of Life’.
Renowned artist Mackenzie Thorpe paid his hometown hospital – The James Cook University Hospital – a visit to present on loan a set of signed prints of his works ‘The Game of Life’.
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Barnsley sculptor Graham Ibbeson is probably best known for his bronze sculpture of Eric Morecambe at Morecambe Bay.
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Journey to theatre was produced by artist Fiona Rutherford working with children from the paediatric wards and local schools.
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Cook’s life and adventures played a huge part in the designs husband and wife Lee and Jill Brewster produced for the floor, furniture and wall panels in the children’s waiting area.
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Middlesbrough artist Josie Kyme’s aim was to transform blank window spaces into a focal point the chapel, offering hope and harmony to anyone who goes in there, regardless of their faith.
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A crescendo of colour now greets many patients in wards and departments throughout the hospitals.
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Two life-size murals charting the histories of Middlesbrough General Hospital and North Riding Infirmary adorn the walls at The James Cook University Hospital.
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A specially carved benefactors’ tree now takes pride of place in the main entrance of the Friarage Hospital, with individual names carved onto the separate leaves.
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Laura Johnston’s design of sea and stars was influenced by the constellation of the stars that Cook used as global navigation.
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Weighing over a ton-and-a-half, the bronze sculpture was designed by Newcastle-based artist Andrew Burton and celebrates the seaman’s life.
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