PPD Development

Art Contact’s brief from MEPC- Granta Park and PPD was for a sculpture to be sited infront of the new PPD building. They wanted something clean and modern, and abstract in style. Virginia Grub of Art Contact, selected three artists who she felt would be perfect for the space. Each artist presented their brief to PPD and Granta Park, from which one artist was chosen to develope their concept further.

Title: ‘Family’
The work dipicts a Father,Son/Daughter and Mother figure, placing the work slightly leaning towards each other to show a family nurturing their young.
This is composed of three sculptures. Each sculpture is fabricated in grade 316 stainless steel with satin brushed effect finish.
The talest piece is 4m high, then 2.5m to 2m high.

  • Object – Source, select and commission sculpture for outside new offices.
  • Client – PPD Development
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Granta Park, Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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Private Client – Bolton’s Estate

A selection of commissions by contemporary artists in a variety of media from leather to metal mesh to graffiti on canvas specially selected by Art Contact for a private client in West London.

Leather wall piece in black and white and the metal mesh artworks are both by well established British Artists.

The Diptych Graffiti Commission by well known British graffiti artist.

  • Object – Source,select and commission various artworks for a private residence
  • Client – Private Client
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location – Bolton’s Estate, London
  • Status – Completed
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Majedie Investment Plc

Art Contact were invited to view and value Majedie’s exiting 19th Century antique maps. Majedie also engaged Art Contact to consult on the best solution to preserve these maps.

We advised the client to encase the delicate maps in a specially designed perspex box to include the existing batten frame work. These maps are now well preserved for the next 100 years.

  • Object – Conservation and Display of a collection of old maps.
  • Client – Majedie Investment Plc
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – City of London
  • Status – Completed
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Financial Institution – Bankside

Art work supplied for a financial institution for their new offices at Bankside.

Art Contact had worked with this organisation for some years and in 2009 we were asked to select artwork to complete this development.

A wide variety of artists were chosen to complement the design and to reflect the diverse nature of the organisation.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for offices in Bankside
  • Client – Financial Institute
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Bankside, London
  • Status – Completed
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Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital – Bolsover Street

The brief is to develop and implement an art strategy that is relevant to the work of the hospital and the quality of care and expertise offered by RNOH specialists which also integrates with the approach taken to interior design.

The art work will support the internal approach to way finding and therefore needs to incorporate the principle colour schemes planned for the facility.

The long and illustrious history of the hospital and the dedication of its staff should be represented and where possible the art should include the opportunity to distract visitors by providing access to the ‘story’ of the RNOH.

In answer to the brief Art Contract developed a series of story walls to inform visitors about the RNOH together with a series of graphic images printed onto acrylic and floated on the walls with hidden fixings.

  • Object – Source, select and commission various graphic works for the RNOH
  • Client – R.N.O.H
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Bolsover Street, London
  • Status – Completed
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Whittington Hospital

A number of locations requiring art were identified and suitable artists were proposed and designs accepted.

The design and production of the pieces were all completed on time and on budget despite various ongoing problems with the build schedule outside our control resulting in several redesigns of several of the pieces.

Friezes were installed on the 2 and 3rd floors, a large montage was installed in the main reception and a colourful mural on the ground floor.

Outside a parralax sculpture was designed and installed depicting the Hospital’s logo of the Cat and the ‘W’ which assembled and then dis-assembled as the designed viewing point was passed.

  • Object – Sorce, select and commission artworks for previously identified locations though out the public areas of the hospital.
  • Client – NHS Trust
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Limberhurst Gallery – Sculptures at Limberhurst

In conjunction with Limberhurst Gallery a summer exhibition of interior and exterior sculptures was arranged at Limberhurst Arts Centre near Cambridge.

Works by the following 34 artists were exhibited:

Dan Archer, Patrick Barker,
Dorothy Brook, John Brown,
Dick Budden, Mat Chivers,
Alan Foxley, Mel Fraser,
Fiona Goldbacher, Lee Granjean,

Simon Hitchens, Peter Leadbeater,
Heidi Lichterman,
Pierre Diamantopoulo,
David and Dante MacIlwaine,
Malcolm Martin & Gaynor Dowling,
Bernard McGuigan, Adrian Moakes,
Nicholas Moreton, Louise Plant,
Jim Rattenbury, Kate Risdale,
Colin Rose, Teo San Jose,
Matt Sanderson, Andrea Schulewitz,
Matt Stein, Richard Thornton,
Lucy Unwin, Ronald Westerhuis,
Alan Wilson, Deon Winter,
Rachel Wood & Stephen Wright

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  • Object – To arrange a sculpture exhibition in the gallery and grounds of Limberhurst Gallery.
  • Client – Limberhurst Gallery
  • Sector – Hotel & Leisure
  • Location –  nr Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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Roche Diagnostics

A collection of contemporary art in which the subjects relate to nature, people and the area local to Burgess Hill.

The redeveloped building was decorated to a very high standard in a contemporary style, with attention to the smallest of details.

A brief was given to Art Contact to include ‘nature, people and the local area’ into the subject manner. These were included but not always in the most literal of senses, encouraging the staff and visitors to think about the works exhibited. Contemporary glassware was also commissioned including an illuminated plinth to light the glass works from beneath.

  • Object – Source, select and commission a collection of artworks for their new offices.
  • Client – Roche Diagnostic
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Burgess Hill
  • Status – Completed
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Association of British Insurers

A selection of historical stained glass panels were reused and modernised into a light box to fit the company’s contemporary space.

Art Contact also selected and supplied a number of abstract contemporary artworks for the meeting rooms and other spaces around the building.

  • Object – Restoration of stained glass panels and supply of display.
  • Client – Association of British Insurers
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – City of London
  • Status – Completed
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Taylor Wessing

Our brief was to incorporate existing artwork into the company’s contemporary offices, as well as to provide further artwork to complement the existing collection for the client facing areas on the 9th and 10th floors at New Gate Square.

As well as providing a full audit of their collection, Art Contact also sourced a variety of items producing an extensive portfolio from which the final items were selected.

The  existing collection and the new artworks were framed or re-framed as required to suit the decor of the new offices and installed as planned.

Object

  • Audit Collection, source select and supply artworks to complement the existing collection

Client

  • Taylor Wessing

Sector

  • Corporate

Location

  • City Of London

Status

  • Completed
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The Waldron Health Centre

The Waldron Health Centre, based in New Cross, groups 5 local GP practices along with ancillary community services (Pharmacy, Mother & Baby services, Community Youth Programmes, etc) into a building at the heart of the New Cross locality. The building benefits from a full-height atrium, clad in beech veneer, being he chosen location for  ‘New Cross’ montage which was commissioned for the 2nd Floor.

The montage, featuring local noteworthy architecture, highlights the rich mix of styles and forms that is the glory of urban London. The soft, pastel colourway was selected to harmonise both with the beech veneer of the atrium and with a dichroic film panel installation, installed as part of the build phase, on the 1st Floor.

In 2008 the Waldron Health Centre won the award for Better Primary Healthcare Building.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artwork for health centre
  • Client – Waldron Health Centre – NHS
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – New Cross
  • Status – Completed
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“The PCT and its partners have been hugely impressed by Art Contact's abilities to deliver art projects in the health sector and would recommend them to any public sector bodies looking for a great value and hugely knowledgeable art consultancy service.”

Ben Maguire - Lewisham Primary Care Trust

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Exemplar

Digitally enhanced photographs of Forest with colours manipulated for the client in yellow,reds and purple to mach the interior of the reception area.

Mounted onto 3mm aluminium sheet and floated in frames with 10mm shadow gap around image in the tray frame.

Object – Source, select and commission artwork for ofices
Client – Exemplar
Sector – Corporate
Location – Bracknell
Status – Completed

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Voluntary Action – Sheffield

Commissioned on behalf of Voluntary Acton Sheffield for The Circle building by Art Contact. Concentric circles of perspex held within stainless steel framework and lit by computer-controlled LED’s producing a 11-minute lighting sequence.

Voluntary Action Sheffield commissioned Light Sculpture by Raphael Daden. Overall dimensions @ 2m x 150mm

  • Object – Source, select and commission light sculpture for exterior wall.
  • Client – Voluntary Action
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Sheffield
  • Status – Completed
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Coutts Bank

Art Contact was approached to augment their art collection to provide additional artworks for the client area at main Coutts in the Strand and also for the regional branch in Southampton.

A portfolio was produced following the brief and from this the artworks were selected. Once selected the artworks were framed and installed in both locations.

  • Object – Review and refresh artworks for client area in London and Southampton.
  • Client – Coutts
  • Sector – Offices and Corporate
  • Location –  London & Southampton
  • Status – Completed
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Bovis Lend Lease – Warrington, ‘Lewis Carroll’s Cat’

Commissioned on behalf of Bovis Lend Lease for the Golden Square Retail Mall, Warrington by Art Contact.

A 3-part ‘parallax’ installation along the East Street approach to the NW Knuckle. Commissioned in Anodised Aluminium to overall dimensions 3m (diameter) x 5m (spread).

This was a highly effective ‘parallax’ sculpture which seemed to assemble and de-assemble as approached along ‘East Street’. Parallax sculptures are designed to be seem ‘whole’ from one location, from all other positions they are in various stages of assembly.

  • Object – Source, select and commission sculpture for shopping centre
  • Client – Bovis Lend Lease
  • Sector – Retail
  • Location – Warrington
  • Status – Completed
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Bovis Lend Lease – Warrington, ‘Aurora’

Commissioned on behalf of Bovis Lend Lease for the Golden Square Retail Mall, Warrington by Art Contact.

Dichroic glass light sculpture by Chris Wood, consisting of 24 rails, each 2m long, with 9 dichroic glass elements 100 x 100mm on powder-coated stainless steel rails, installed within the roof cupola at the SE Knuckle.

As well as creating interest in the cupola, Aurora also displays a colourful pattern on the floor below which is constantly changing dependant on the direction of the light from outside.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artwork for shopping centre
  • Client – Bovis Lend Lease
  • Sector – Retail
  • Location – Warrington
  • Status – Completed
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European Bioinformatics Institute Internal Artwork

Dichroic Glass installation by Chris Wood, incorporating language relevant to the work in EBI.

‘It was decide to create an artwork using Dichroic glass, as the technical nature of the material is particularly suited to the scientific context’.

Tensioned cables running floor to ceiling supporting a series of dichroic glass fins with high impact polystyrene infils as shown. The overall dimensions of the glass arrangement is 1400 x 700mm.

  • Object – Source, select and commission light sculpture for EBI
  • Client – European Bioinformatics Institute at The Wellcome Trust
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Hinxton Hall, Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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European Bioinformatics Institute – External Sculpture

EBI commissioned a sculpture on the approach to their building at Hinxton Hall. After an extensive selection process Colin Rose won the commission to complement his sculpture ‘You’ situated nearby

6 sided ‘Starball’ by Colin Rose, in mirror polished stainless steel.

6 sided ‘Starball’ by Colin Rose, in mirror polished stainless steel. 1.5m diameter

View another sculpture by Colin Rose – ‘You’

  • Object – Source, select and commission sculpture for EBI
  • Client – EBI at The Wellcome Trust
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Hinxton Hall, Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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Bovis Lend Lease – Warrington, ‘Swift’

Commissioned on behalf of Bovis Lend Lease for the Golden Square Retail Mall, Warrington by Art Contact. Multi-elements in stainless steel are suspended over the escalator void in the Transport Interchange Hall.

‘Swift’ a suspended installation representing a swift in full flight was commissioned in anodised stainless steel to add interest to the void in the roof space above the escalator in the Transport Interchange Hall.

 

  • Object – Source, select and commission sculpture for shopping centre
  • Client – Bovis Lend Lease
  • Sector – Retail
  • Location – Warrington
  • Status – Completed
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Bonelli Erede & Hengeler Mueller

A collection of art by artists from England, Italy and Germany was curated by Art Contact, for the German – Italian law firm’s offices in central London.

Our brief for this project was to use international artists, particularly from Germany and Italy.

 

We chose works which related loosely to law, such as books by Veronica Bailey. The international theme was brought in through works by Piere Imhof and Irma Irsara.

The contemporary artwork was selected to re-enforce both the corporate identity and to support the minimalist interior design of their new offices.

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  • Object – Source, select and supply artwork for offices
  • Client – Bonnelli Erede Pappalardo & Hengeler Mueller
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – City of London
  • Status – Completed
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“This is to thank you for the great job you performed on finding a very good solution for the artwork within our offices. We are extremely happy with the outcome and we have received many praises from our colleagues and clients about the art displayed in our meeting rooms and in our lobby. We would also like to thank you for the way you handled our request, which has always been very proactive and solution oriented. On a more personal note, working with you has been a real pleasure and good fun too, and we look forward to having further opportunities to work together”.

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Limberhurst Gallery – Through the Eyes of the Artist

Through the Eyes of the Artist – an exhibition of sculpture by 32 contemporary sculptors.

The show featured internal and external sculptures by the following artists:

Dan Archer, Dorothy Brook,
John Brown, Joanna Burchell,
Stephanie Carlton-Smith,
Alan Foxley, Mel Fraser, Lee Granjean,
Melanie Guy, Peter Hayes,

Sue Kafka-Ellis, Eleanor Long,
James Mayberley,
David & Dante MacIlwaine,
Malcolm Martin & Gaynor Dowling,
Adrian Mokes, Peter Newsome,
Jim Rattenbury, Louise Plant,
Mark Richards, Kate Risdale,
Colin Rose, Matt Stein, David Undery,
Ronald Weisterhuis,
Dennis Westwood, Julian Wilde,
Alan Wilson, Martha Winter,
Chris Wood & Stephen Wright

  • Object – To arrange a sculpture exhibition in the gallery and grounds of Limberhurst Gallery.
  • Client – Limberhurst Gallery
  • Sector – Hotel & Leisure
  • Location –  nr Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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Kaleidoscope Centre – ‘Quaggy River’

Manifestation Frieze, in 41 panels, commissioned for Ground Floor glazing at The Kaleidoscope Centre (for Families of Special Needs) Rushey Green (London).

Project commissioned on behalf of Lewisham Primary Care Trust by Art Contact.

The 2-tone design, using frosted and dusted film, is based (loosely) on the Quaggy River, a water course that runs through the Borough of Lewisham, from Bromley to the River Thames at Deptford.

Manifestation on Glazing to Courtyard Garden, each panel @ 850 x 350mm

  • Object – Source, select and commission manifestations for glass walls in public area
  • Client – Kaleidoscope Centre
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Lewisham
  • Status – Completed
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“Art Contact managed a number of individual artists to ensure the project was delivered on budget and on time in readiness for the successful opening of the building.”

Ben Maguire - Lewisham Primary Care Trust

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Galliard Homes – Show Apartment

Art Contact worked closely with the interior designer to source the right artwork to complement the building and his designs.

The resulting selection from chandeliers to framed pictures can be seen in the series of photographs below.

  • Object – Source, select and supply artworks for show apartment
  • Client – Galliard Homes designer MCW
  • Sector – Residential
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Nottingham City Hospital – Diagnostic Centre

There were some very unsightly windows looking out into a brick light well. This was very unsightly when viewed from within the unit. Our brief was to brighten this up while still allowing light to pass through. This was acieved by installing images where the glazing was within the window to create the illusion that the view outside was of trees.

 

Acrylic window installation commissioned by Nottingham City Hospital (NCH) for the Diagnostic Unit.

Digital photography by Gudawer Kalirai sandwiched between 2 sheets of 5mm clear UV-resistant acrylic, installed with angle brackets within the glazing bars of the bay. Commissioned on behalf of the NCH by Art Contact.

Overall dimensions @ 4.5m x 2m

  • Object – Source, select and commission artwork to resolve window issue in Diagnostic Unit.
  • Client – Nottingham City Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Nottingham
  • Status – Completed
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Kaleidoscope Centre – ‘Object Trouve’

Six ‘objets trouve’ mosaic plaques by Steve Wright at The Kaleidoscope Centre (for Families with Children of Special Needs) Rushey Green (London).

Project commissioned on behalf of Lewisham Primary Care Trust (PCT) by Art Contact. Each school plaque made from ‘objets trouve’ collected by the school’s pupils, using designs from each school, and set into concrete by Steve Wright.

 

The plaques were displayed within the courtyard of the Kaleidoscope Centre visible through the glass walls looking into the central courtyard.

Dimensions of plaques @ 600mm x 50mm Support plinths (by Arthur de Mowbray, using Lewisham-sourced green timber) @ 350mm x 1000mm.

  • Object – Commission artwork for the internal courtyard.
  • Client – Kaleidoscope Centre
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Lewisham
  • Status – Completed
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“Art Contact managed a number of individual artists to ensure the project was delivered on budget and on time in readiness for the successful opening of the building.”

Ben Maguire - Lewisham Primary Care Trust

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Advent Software

Advent Software invited Art Contact in to manage an art program which included commissioning fine art prints for the first floor sales office and a wall mural for the break out area; printing and framing corporate marketing material for the general offices and producing a large acrylic Advent Software brand map for the main Reception.

Art Contact worked closely with a large-format printing team to print both client supplied graphics and commissioned images for display in various ways.

On the curved wall in the breakout area a large street art painting was commissioned.

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  • Object – Commissioning Fine art prints for the sales office, as well as wall murals for the break out area.
  • Client – Advent Software
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – London
  • Status – Completed
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Nottingham City Hospital – Cardiac Centre

Textile installation commissioned by Nottingham City Hospital (NCH) for the Trent Cardiac Centre.

Three modules, each an 10mm aluminium rod frame encased in hand-knitted enamelled copper wire, with additional glass beads and baubles, hung off a suspension arm with a counter-balancing scroll; the 3-part installation hangs on 4mm stainless steel wire from a roof gantry in the building’s core light-well; commissioned on behalf of the NCH by Art Contact.

Cloud Nine in situ, showing module with counter-balancing scroll. Dimensions: modules @ 2m x 1m; overall @ 3.5m x 7.5m.

Within the Link Corridor a photographic frieze has been commissioned which has been created from a digital image printed onto acrylic and installed so that it floats off the wall.

7 Panels @: 1000 x 1000mm; 1000 x 1000mm; 500 x 1000mm; 500 x 1000mm; 250 x 1000mm; 750 x 1000mm; 1000 x 1000mm

A number of other artworks by other contemporary artworks were also commissioned for this important development.

  • Object – Source, select and commission artworks for the Trent Cardiac Centre.
  • Client – Nottingham City Hospital
  • Sector – Healthcare
  • Location – Nottingham
  • Status – Completed
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Wellcome Trust – ‘You’

The Wellcome Trust’s Sanger Institute is one of the premier centre of genomic discovery and understanding in the world. It leads ambitious collaborations across the globe to provide the foundations for further research and transformative healthcare innovation.

Our brief from the client to reflect the overall research programme at Genome Centre now referred to as The Sanger Institute in an abstract form. ‘You’ by Colin Rose was commissioned being 3 Elements read as one in Mirror polished stainless steel.

 

Mirror polished stainless steel was used to reflect the surroundings and the people passing through the main walk way throughout the day. The three elements make up the world ‘You’ as seen throughout the day in the reflection which holds the key to our DNA.  The work is subtle and yet has a significant meaning to the site.

‘You’ – Three spheres sculpture by Colin Rose for the Wellcome Trust. Size: 2m, 1.5m and 0.8m diameter

Project commissioned on behalf of the Wellcome Trust for the Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge (now referred to The Sanger Institute) by Virginia Grub (Art Contact).

  • Object – Source, select and commission an important work of sculpture by Colin Rose for the Wellcome Trust.
  • Client – Wellcome Trust
  • Sector – Corporate
  • Location – Sanger Institute, Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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“Virginia Grubb has been particularly helpful in assisting our selection of appropriate artists and the commissioning of their work through to instalment.”

David Scott - Project Director Wellcome Trust

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Crowne Plaza Hotel

Use of minimalist art and Perspex box framing add bright contemporary style to the new Crowne Plaza Hotel in Marlow.
Working closely with Design Coalition and the Hotel’s owner, Art Contact commissioned five artists to produce a series of paintings and works on paper.

 

All works were produced and installed within a tight deadline to be ready for the opening.

A very large painting by Ian Wilkinson was installed in the conference room. Other works include a series of 12 photographs by Anne Hardy and a bronze sculpture for the downstairs bar.

  • Object – Source,select and supply artworks for the public areas of the hotel.
  • Client – Crowne Plaza Hotel
  • Sector – Hotel
  • Location – Marlow
  • Status – Completed
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Limberhurst Gallery – Through the Lens of the Artist

Through the Lens of the Artist was an exhibition of photographs arranged by Art Contact at the Limberhurst Gallery. There were 7 photographers exhibited some being very well established and others that were just starting out.

 

The photographers exhibited were:

Justin de Villeneuve
John Swannell
Charlie Waite
Den Philips
Noel Myles
 Rosy McGuire
Tolly Nason

  • Object – To arrange a exhibition at Limberhurst Gallery
  • Client – Limberhurst Gallery
  • Sector – Hotel & Leisure
  • Location –  nr Cambridge
  • Status – Completed
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