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27 May - 21 August 2009
An exhibition celebrating 25 years of DACS
Drawing upon cultural, political and Orwellian themes, exhibiting artists present their own visual interpretation of 1984, referencing subjects as diverse as Big Brother, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Demi-Wave perms and the Miner's Strike.
Exhibiting artists include Tracey Emin, Peter Blake, Holly Johnson, David Nash, Tom Phillips, Nick Walker, Paul Slattery, Diana Armfield RA, Roger Bamber, Harvey Daniels, Jovan Djordjevic, David Hamilton, Marcelle Hanselaar, Nobu Hase, Martin Leman RBA, Philip Smith MBE ARCA, Nick Walker, Bill Tidy and many more (download the Press Release for a full list of exhibtors).
Set up in 1984, DACS is the UK's copyright licensing and collecting society for artists and visual creators. Established by artists, DACS was set up to help visual artists receive recognition and reward for their work. visit www.dacs.org.uk for further information about DACS.
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This exhibition is dedicated to Simon Stern 1943-2009. An accomplished illustrator, Simon worked in almost every branch of the profession from children’s books to advertising. He also served on the Board of Directors at DACS from 1992-2008.
Exhibition opening times: Weekdays, 10am – 5pm by appointment. Contact us to book an appointment or
Tel. 020 7336 8811.
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