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All Places, London
Sheds are more than storage spaces for garden tools and bits of string - increasingly they are places we go to for inspiration and spending time with family and friends. So why not reflect that with decor more welcoming than a mere coating of creosote?
Londonart now offers a shed-painting service, where hand-picked artists come to your garden or allotment to decorate that den or extra room to your personal specification. How about a seascape or a cloud-scudded sky?
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Londonart, London
As research reveals that 30 per cent of Brits who own a shed named it as their top inspirational place. Shed of the Year competition sponsor, Cuprinol, has commissioned celebrity shed lovers or 'sheddies' as they are affectionately known, to create their ultimate garden havens.
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The Gallery Cork Street, London
ObsessionArt is the world’s leading figurative and nude online art boutique and they are celebrating their fifth anniversary with an exhibition at The Gallery, Cork Street, from 12th – 17th March.
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Phoenix Brighton, Brighton
Ambient Waveforms on the one of Brighton's busiest junctions
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Bottle of Smoke Press,
poem book by one of our artists!
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Tower Bridge, London
Chromaroma is an exciting new online game that helps to break the monotony of everyday travelling and brings together a colourful community of gamers, commuters and fellow passengers. Making use of the invisible data footprints we all leave behind, it's the latest project from the digital production company Mudlark which has already brought a Romeo and Juliet inspired Twitter play named 'Such Tweet Sorrow' and a mobile heart rate monitoring game called 'Heartlands'.
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The House of Fairytales, London
Imogen O'Rorke gives a warm welcome to the House of Fairytales for the families in London
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Londonart, London
Imogen O'Rorke writes about the poetry of abstract paintings by Londonart's artists
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Londonart, London
Alan Perkins on different faces of the river Thames
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Londonart, London
On the imaginary world of Gabriel Bodnariu's and Peter Rodulfo's paintings, the two most popular Londonart's artists.
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