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'St George's Church, Esher'. Photo: Jane Ponsford.
'Peer Plaques'.
Kevin Carter and civic Architects.
'Peer Plaques'.
Kevin Carter and civic Architects
'Peer Plaques'.
Kevin Carter and civic Architects
Arc trip to Braziers, 2008.
Melissa Hinkin, So far it has only been for you, perspex and clay, 2008.
Nww graduate Melissa Hinkin will benefit from g39's WARP programme.
Kai Oi Jay Yung, Humph, clay.
from an AA2A placement at Liverpool Community College in 2008.
Bethan Lloyd Worthington, A kidnap plate.
Recipient of a QEST award. www.bethanlloydworthington.co.uk
Sue Gregor, aqua pink moss cuffs, glass quality acrylic.
Arts Matrix beneficiary. www.suegregor.co.uk
Errol Francis, Painted Hall Painted Face.
Alinah Azadeh, Loom (gallery shot), 2005.
Courtesy: David Ramkalawon/Constance Howard Resource and Research Centre in Textiles..
Harminder Singh Judge, Halo (prototype), 2007.
Photo: Charlie Levine.
Richard Higlett.
undertaking a canine choir audition.
Ellie Harrison, Super-Normal, work in progress.
Photo: Ellie Harrison.
Unnur Andrea Einarsdottir, Toilet.
Curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, VideoChannel, Germany.
Bill Drummond, The 17 - Slice through Derby, performance event.
Photo: George Harris.
This event was the culmination of Drummond's project involving 100 groups of people from Derby. The participants were Quad's first ever invited guests for a sneak preview inside the building.
Ellen Bell, Hard Words.
presented by Four Square Fine Arts, Air Gallery, London, 9-13 September. Ellen will be giving an artist talk during the exhibition. For more information visit www.foursquarearts.co.uk
50 ft Long Horse, slag heap mining banner, 2008.
Shezad Dawood, Doug Fishbone as the Sherriff being eaten by zombies, film still from Feature, 2008.
Photo: the artist.
Paul McDevitt, Solar Spectrum, gouache on card, 2008.
Alex Pearl, The Black Flag Game, 2008.
Gemma Anderson, Dr Tim McInery, Portraits from Mahee Island and River House, Dr Tim McInerny (real name), copper etching on paper, 60x80cm, 2008.
Courtesy: the artist and the gallery.
'Rob Turner'. water, but no fish
'Rob Turner'. water
'The Site'. This is going to be relandscaped and transformed into a usable communal green space.