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Dorothy Cross, Tom Cross, ‘Come into the garden Maude’.
The first in a three-part work on the theme of the Jellyfish, Medusae, created by Cross in collaboration with her brother the zoologist Professor Tom Cross, for which they received a sciart production award
‘Channel Communication Amplifier Folkestone, Kent’.
Photo: Jes Fernie.
Tessa Garland, Marcel Baettig, ‘Aquarium’, 2001.
'PALPitations'
Gillian Cooper, ‘Exploration of a drowned landscape’, 2002.
'Field of Vision'
Susan Bleakley, ‘Teabag tea tent’, 2002.
'Field of Vision'
Kate Parrott, ‘Pink Rubber Guns’.
Kate Parrott's award from Commissions East helped her establish as an independent practitioner, and develop plans to exhibit nationally and internationally.
Sarah Parker-Eaton, Louise Hibbert, ‘Cryptamonads’, sycamore, resin, silver, 13cm long.
Sarah Parker-Eaton's award from Commissions East enabled her to work in collaboration with Louise Hibbert and produce work based on microscopic plankton, in silver and wood.
Kathrin Böhm, Stefan Saffer, Andreas Lang Studio, ‘Mobile Porch’, December 2000.
'Super swaps' at Portobello Market
Jennie Moncur, ‘Outside in’, tapestry, 2001.
Nathan Coley, 1997.
Photo: the artist.
‘Container City’.
Nathan Coley, 1997.
‘James the doorman’, Ceramics, Glass and Polymers.
William Welch, ‘Adaptable cutlery’, Applied Metal Design.
Antoni Malinowski, Steve Tompkins, ‘Royal Court Theatre view from Sloane Square’, of Howarth Tompkins, 2000.
Photo: Phil Sayer.
David Shrigley, ‘Paper plate’.
AbeySmallcombe, ‘Ebony on Tor’.
Jessie Higginson, ‘Large Vase’.
David Clarke, ‘Promenade of pears’, sterling silver, stainless steel..
Sophie Lowe, ‘Untitled’.
Simon Grennan, Christopher Sperando, ‘mouse mat design’.
‘Fieldwork’.
Installation by students from the furniture and product design course at Buckinghamshire University College. First shown at 100% design
Simon Grennan, Christopher Sperando, ‘billboard image’.
‘Sod’.
Installation by students from the furniture and product design course at Buckinghamshire University College. First shown at 100% design.
Chloe Steele, ‘perfect imperfect’, pencil wall drawing, 900x525cm, 2002.