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Hidden Art at 100% Design 1995

This was the first ever 100% Design that was organised at the Duke of York’s Barracks. Hidden Art exhibited here showing work from:

Nicolas Arroyave-Portela
Jeff Bell
Dimitra Grivellis
Sophie McCarthy
Andrea Stemmer

100% Design 1995 - Main Entrance

100% Design 1995 – Main Entrance

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

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