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15mm Films, Still from The Way Out, 2009.
Courtesy: the artists and Beaconsfield.
15mm Films, Still from The Way Out, 2009.
Courtesy: the artists and Beaconsfield.
15mm Films, Still from The Way Out, 2009.
Courtesy: the artists and Beaconsfield.
15mm Films, The Way Out (production shot), 2009.
Courtesy: the artists and Beaconsfield.
Paul Carter, Construction (detail), mixed media, 2008.
Carter is the 2009 Mark Tanner Sculpture Award recipient.
Surasi Kusolwong, One Pound Open-Air Market.
Photo: Ian Kingsnorth.
Come on Cornwall, installation, 2007. Commissioned by ProjectBase.
Jac Scott, Killer, latex, wood, aluminium, 2008.
Simon Moore, Sapphire set.
Moore exhibited at the Plough Arts Centre in August 2008.
Parklands Dog Choir.
a performance piece by Parklands Primary Schools for Locws Schools 08/09.
Jason Minsky, Mare Liberum.
Minsky's Fellowship exhibition, 'Interfering with Play', is at Berwick Gymnasium Gallery, 4 April - 10 May.
Matthew Houlding, Sons of Pioneers, 2009.
Courtesy: the artist and Ceri Hand Gallery.
Charles Quick, Flash@Hebburn.
Photo: Adam Lawrenson.
public art work at Hebburn Riverside Park on the banks of the River Tyne.
Melanie Tomlinson, And Then I Saw A Deer, 2006.
Photo: Bogdan Tanea.
Ganghut Project Space.
Tony Stallard, Ghost Train, 2009.
Bushey Arches, Watford Junction
Shona Illingworth, Balnakiel, 2008.
Courtesy: the artist.
Rosie Hughes-Jones, Swarm Migration, 2008.
Ric Warren, Fear of Freedom (Proposal for a Prison Courtyard or a Town Square), 2009.
John McLaren, The Golden Horde, 2009.
Ashley Nieuwenhuizen, Silver Rat, 2008.
Ross Brown, Wasteland Double, 2008.
Noodle Bar.
Photo: Paul Sullivan.
Noodle Bar Advert, Seoul, June 2006.
Photo: Paul Sullivan.
Superflex, Flooded McDonald's, photo still, 2008.
Craig Coulthard, Yes May Be No, procession, 2008.
Shown as part of 'Life is interesting... when you're furious'.