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Hidden Art has been annually organising the Hidden Art Award. In this section you will find further information.

Awards 2004
Awards 2005
Awards 2006
Awards 2007
The 5th Hidden Art Awards 2008/9
The 6th Hidden Art Awards 2009/10

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The number of soldiers that died each day at the Somme. Shrouds of the Somme at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. 72,396 British commonwealth servicemen killed at the Somme who have no known grave and whose names are engraved on the Thiepval Memorial. For the past four years artist Rob Heard has been handsewing shrouds and binding them over small figures. It has taken him 13,000 hours and around 1.6 million stitches. @robheard_artist@queenelizabetholympicpark#firstworldwarcentenary #installations

Shrouds of the Somme at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. 72,396 British commonwealth servicemen killed at the Somme who have no known grave and whose names are engraved on the Thiepval Memorial. For the past four years artist Rob Heard has been handsewing shrouds and binding them over small figures. It has taken him 13,000 hours and around 1.6 million stitches. @robheard_artist@queenelizabetholympicpark#firstworldwarcentenary #installations

Shrouds of the Somme at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. 72,396 British commonwealth servicemen killed at the Somme who have no known grave and whose names are engraved on the Thiepval Memorial. For the past four years artist Rob Heard has been handsewing shrouds and binding them over small figures. It has taken him 13,000 hours and around 1.6 million stitches. @robheard_artist @queenelizabetholympicpark #firstworldwarcentenary #installations

This Christmas share your love with those with cancer as well as purchase special gifts. Hidden Art eshop and hidden Art eshop designers are donating a percentage of all Christmas sales to Maggie’s Barts Centre. Including Warrior Tea Print by Baldy and the Fidget. For more info see www.hiddenartshop.co.uk @maggiescentres #maggiesbarts @baldyandthefidget #christmas #christmasgifts @bartslondon #cancer #charity

Coal Drops Yard opened yesterday behind King’s Cross. Built in 1850 it is here that the coal came. It has been lovingly restored by Thomas Heatherwick #coaldropsyard @coaldropsyard @thomasheatherwickmoto @kingscross_n1c #kingscross #thomasheatherwick #coal #industrialrevolution #london

Never seen this before. Bird sculptures made using wool yarns and carded fleece. Almost real. By fibre artist Jose Heroys as seen at Made London. @joseheroys @tuttonandyoung #birds #wool #fibreartist #madelondon #nature

This is Helaina Sharpley who creates exquisite 2d and 3d witework pieces. Here she is exhibiting at Made London. @tuttonandyoung @helainasharpley #wireworkartist #wirework #madelondon #artist

Wobbly wood creatures by Jeff Soan seen at Made London. His technique produces sinuous and lifelike movement. You can see Jeff Soan at the background. @tuttonandyoung @wobblywood #jeffsoan #woodworking #animals

Handmade at Kew was a delight to visit. With also free entry to Kew Garden it was great to see such a variety of work with many nature-inspired. Well done to all. @handmadebritain #handmadeinkew #handmadeinkew2018 @kewgardens #design #makers #nature

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