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Imogen Ashwin.

Imogen Ashwin. Talking with family and friends after a bit of last minute typing on Charley's computer in the office.

Imogen Ashwin, 'Four'. Installation.

Imogen Ashwin, 'Wick'. Installation (digital print with gold leaf and staples).

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Deborah Ann Graham, 'Cow Angel', Lino Print , 2008.

Toby Lloyd, 'MA Photography University of Sunderland', 2008.

Toby Lloyd, 'MA Photography University of Sunderland', 2008.

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'Imogen Ashwin'. 'The Mystery' ... but the secret is out.

'Imogen Ashwin'. The existing glass case proved perfect for the display of relics ...

'Imogen Ashwin'.

'Imogen Ashwin'. The rostrum area: it proved impossible to deter the students from flinging bags, pencil cases, folders and empty chocolate wrappers onto it.

'Imogen Ashwin'. The space, showing both floors.

'Coccolithus Pelagicus'. Photo: Richard Lampitt, Jeremy Young, The Natural History Museum, London. Courtesy: Open access: Plankton*net. Creative Commons Attribution 2.5. The Coccolinths are the fossilized plates of microscopic green algae called Coccolinthophores which lived in the sea water and whose remains accumulated to make up the Chalk Formation of the Downs.

Trisha Crocker, 'Ladies'.

Judith Alder & Roz Cran, 'Gone To Earth poster for Crate', 5 November 2008.

Caroline Wright, 'Sitting Rooms II', Pencil on paper, October 2008. Photo: Artist. One in the series Sitting Rooms using estate agents websites as starting points for drawings of domestic interiors. 

aliceson, 'not really an artwork, just a view out of a window in berlin', oct'08. Photo: aliceson.

Iain Harker, 'MA Photography University of Sunderland', 2008.

Iain Harker, 'MA Photography University of Sunderland', 2008.

Angela Howard, 'Extracted Forms VII', acrylic and emulsion on canvas, Autumn 2008.

'Geological map of Great Britain, detail'. Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons: public domain.