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

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To our e-shop designers, customers and partners, that 2019 will bring you what you wished for. And health, peace and fulfilling. #newyearswishes #newyear #2019 #design#designers

Happy Holidays from Hidden Art and all the best for 2019 This Christmas Hidden Art is sharing our love with those cancer. Some Hidden Art designers are donating a percentage of their Christmas sales to Maggie’s Barts. They are Baldy and the Fidget, Jonna Saarinen, Lesley McShea , Lua Lua and Thelermont Hupton. Hidden Art will also donate 5% of this year’s Christmas Sales to Maggie’s Barts. The donations will help fund tea and coffee for Maggie’s cancer patients. @maggiesbarts @baldyandthefidget @joojonnie @lesleymcs8 @thelermonthupton #cancer #christmas

It was nice to see the Thames Teapot and Teacups in blue and platinum at Snowden Flood’s open studio at her home. It looks so regal and elegant. @snowdenflood #snowdenflood #teacups #design #thames #teapots #london

Open Studio sales at Snowden Flood’s home. The new mugs look lovely. My favourites are the Large River Thames mug. Dieneke’s Airbnb guests will love them as well. @snowdenflood #airbnbguests #mugs #london #design #thames #towerbridge #londoneye

Well done Jonna Saarinen and well deserved - her Remo Cork Pot Stand Duo made it to the seven best festive buys for Christmas as in Barbara Chandler’s article in the Homes and Property Evening Standard online version of 12 December. @joojonnie @sunnygran @homesandproperty #christmasgifts #potstand #jonnasaarinen .

Michele Oberdieck glass designer who has a background of printed textiles. Her passion is blown glass focussing on colour merging and surface texture. She has become fascinated with the effects created by interweaving her cut patterns on blown glass with light and shadow. Here at the Maggie’s Barts Fair that she co-curated together with Victoria Thornton. Lovely work. @micheleoberdieck @maggiesbarts #glassartist #micheleoberdieck #christmasfair #bartshospital @bartslondon

This is Helen Brough exhibiting at Maggie’s Barts Christmas Fayre. She is an artist and her chosen subjects include urban, botanical, sea and landscapes. @helen_brough @maggiesbarts #artist #urban #maggiesbarts #christmasfairs

This is Clare Chara Wallis exhibiting at the @geffryemuseum Christmas Fair. She is an illustrator and does some lovely work. The black and white print depicts Hackney Wick. @clarecharawallis #geffryemuseum #christmasfairs #hackneywick #eastend #london #illustration

What a cute little gift - the London Taxi Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet by Linescapes. Everyone needs a bottle opener, especially if it is conveniently attached to your fridge. One of London’s most recognisable icons, the Black Cab or London Taxi. @linescapes #london #design #blacktaxi #londontaxi #bottleopener #fridgemagnet

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