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'YMCA rooftop football pitch'.

Eric Raymond, 'éléments submergés', Merisier massif, ordinateur portable, haut-parleur, 1998. Photo: Eric Raymond. Courtesy: Eric Raymond. Détail des éléments submergés close-ups of submerged elements

Deepa Panchamia, 'Syksy', Textiles, November 2007.

Ben Gwilliam, 'eightpointzerofour (still excerpt)', 8mm film, 2007/2008. Photo: Tim Rehm. Courtesy: Artists Unlimted e.V. double8 film transfer to DVD, double projection with sound

Paul Malone, 'Climate Model No2', Electro-mechanical installation, 2008. Photo: Paul Malone. Courtesy: n/a. Part of an occasional series of cosmological conceits by the artist. Included in the 'Perpetuum Mobile' exhibition at APT Deptford.

John Welding, 'Drawing on large rolls of paper', Pen and ink, April 2008. Photo: John Welding.

Claire McArdle, ''All the better for seeing you'', Film, 2007.

Amanda Harman, 'Tidal Reach xx', Photograph, 2007. Photo: Amanda Harman. Courtesy: Amanda Harman.

Susie Hamilton, ‘jabberwocky 2’, acrylic on canvas, 130x130cm, 2008.

Graham Carter, 'Poladroid', Digital Giclee Print, 24/4/08. An image dedicated to the Polaroid camera imbued with a sense of childhood wonder and mysticism

Angela Cockayne, 'Convention', Wax, crustacean claws, hair grips, 2008. Photo: Angela Cockayne. A collection of hybrid creatures combining cast wax birds and squid bodies with found crab claws attached

Sandra Smith-Gordon, 'Landscape near Cookham', Watercolour, March 2008.

Martin Sheehan.

Coral Churchill, 'Magma', Mixed media.

Gill Ormond, 'Rose', Hand felted nuno fabric, March 2008. Photo: Gill Ormond. Handfelted nuno fabric - merino wool fibres on a base of cotton floral fabric over laid by shot organge silk

Chris Oakley, 'Video Still from SIGHT/SEEING', Digital Video, 2005. Photo: Chris Oakley. Courtesy: Chris Oakley.

‘Resurgent Indian Peacock’, Drink can metal and ring pulls, 2006.
Photo: Val Hunt. Courtesy: 'Reincarnated Rubbish' Exhibition.
The 3D sculptural peacock is a wall piece which measures 100cmx100cms. It's rich colours and form are captured with the highly textured and constructed cans.The cans graphics and ring pulls also give added intrigue.