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GARNIER CONTEMPORARY ARTS EXHIBITION EMBLEMS & URBAN REGENERATION
It promises to showcase some of the finest works from an exclusive selection of 5 successful and ground-breaking contemporary artists from India. The paintings and sculptures compliment each other displaying the exceptional talent being produced in India.  The exhibition celebrates London's annual Asian Art Week -  in its tenth year. Asian Art London is one of the most important dates on the Asian Art calendar and Garnier Contemporary Arts is proud to be participating as one of its official members and leading contemporary participant. The five artists include; Alok Bal (Baroda), B. Manjunath Kamath (New Delhi), Pratul Dash (New Delhi), Sachin Karne (Baroda) and Vinod A Patel, Sculptor (Baroda). Venue the Air Gallery, 32 Dover Street, London. Info: julie@fineartpromotions.com  / http://www.garnierart.com

Now  –11 May 08
EVERY THIRD MOUTHFUL...
This fascinating exhibition, which amalgamates science and art, comes from the assertion that ‘Every third mouthful of food we eat is dependent upon the unmanaged pollination services of bees’. Peter Chatwin and Pamela Martin have created a series of works that explore this internationally important subject, highlighting the importance of biodiversity upon our food supply, and the uncertain future as bee numbers diminish globally. Experience a programme of late-night cultural events, held on the last Thursday of each month. Venue: Balcony Gallery, The Horniman Public Museum, 100 London Road, London SE23 3PQ.10.30am-5:30pm. Adm: Free.

Mon - Fri
FINE ART
With Sally A Turner of Blue Lizard Arts. Make your own canvas with artist in these fine art classes that explore the themes of her exhibition. Venue: Zion Arts Centre, 335 Stretford Road, Manchester M15 5ZA. 2-4pm. (11-16 yrs). Info: 0161 226 1912.

Mon - Fri
LAYLA GARNER
Fun art and craft activities to inspire and delight artistic, young minds. Learn mixed media and new craft techniques from artist Layla Garner. Venue: Zion Arts Centre, 335 Stretford Road, Manchester M15 5ZA. 10am-11.30am (up to 11 yrs). Info: 0161 226 1912.

Mon 5 – 30 May
PALESTINIAN WOMEN
A sensitive, intimate and insightful exhibition that delves into the rich but devastated Palestinian culture. Staying with families in towns, villages and refugee camps along the west bank, Paula Cox documents the daily lives of women who are innocent victims of a brutal conflict and whose basic human rights are being eroded by life under Israeli occupation. Venue: The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6 4UU. 10am – 6pm.Adm: Free. Info: 0121 333 2400.