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Who’s Got the Bug?
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The Somerset Illuminated Carnival
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London Olympics 2012
London Olympics 2012 I hope you were as inspired as I was by the London Olympics 2012! See more about this Olympic Sculpture 2012: Art at the Edge That Thing in the Garden Sweat and Tears – detail photos Thank you London Olympics 2012! 🙂
Passage – my exhibition
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Shift : What is the Work of Art?
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