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Andrea Stanislav, ‘The Forest of the Bunktum Booger’, installation, 2004.

Ruth Claxton, ‘I thought I was the audience and then I looked at you’, mixed media, dimensions variable, 2002-04.

Ruth Claxton, ‘I thought I was the audience and then I looked at you’, mixed media, dimensions variable, 2002-04.

Ally Wallace, 1.8-3m, 2003.
Seventy-five coloured alluminium poles with pin points of fibre optic lights situated outside the A&E entrance of the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital.

Lucy Casson, 30-100cm, 2003.
Detail of sculptures made from coloured plaster picknicking on the roof of the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital.

Jane Watt, ‘Button Wall’, 2003.
5m curved wall outside chapel embedded with 58,000 pearlescent buttons. Aberdeen Children's hospital.

Hans Stofer, ‘cup cup saucer vase’, vase, all in one with sillicon stuck together porcelain cups and saucer, 2004.
Cover of a-n Magazine, November 2004.

Dalziel + Scullion, ‘Voyager’, Madison Square Park, New York, 2001.

Dalziel + Scullion, ‘Rain’, Oriel 31, Newtown, 2000.

Dalziel + Scullion, ‘The Horn’, M8 Motorway, 1997.

Dalziel + Scullion, ‘Modern Nature’, Erikhill, Aberdeenshire, 2000.
Photo: Mike Davidson.

Dalziel + Scullion, ‘Ontological Garden’, Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital, 2004.

Dalziel + Scullion, ‘Ontological Garden’, Royal Aderdeen Children's Hospital, 2004.

Hans Stofer, ‘Fragile business’, bowl, ceramics fragments stuck together with silicon to form a bowl, 2004.
Shown at the Crafts Council this year as part of the 'Resident Aliens'.

‘Nathan Hayes speaking at the Jet Set conference’.

Hans Stofer, ‘Nilall plate on the wall’, decorative plate, ceramic, plastic, 2004.

‘Nick Coughlin speaking at the Jet Set conference’.

‘Artist's studios, Emma Bolland’.
Photo: Jerry Hardman-Jones. Courtesy: East Street Arts.

‘Artist's studios, Paul Miller’.
Photo: Jerry Hardman-Jones. Courtesy: East Street Arts.

Pippa Hale, ‘York Road 1956 and 2004’.

Pippa Hale, ‘Stage Curtain’.

Jan Huntley-Peace, ‘Jewellery’.
Huntley-Peace is based at Green Door Studios in Kendal.

‘Dr Helen Bennett of the Scottish Arts Council with Len Smith's version of the craftscotland logo’.
Plastic, electroformed in silver using a rapid prototyper, made to mark the launch of www.craftscotland.org

Chris Meigh-Andrews, ‘Interwoven Motion’, installation, 2004.

‘Professor Ian Pirie with Frances Pelly's version of the craftscotland logo’.