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The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham

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Danielle Hicks

12:36, 20 NOV 2014

Charlie Langhorne, Wild in Art; Sarah-Jane Marsh, Birmingham Children's Hospital; Rob Pendleton, LDC; Jerry Blackett, Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.1 of 7
Katie Dale, Citypress; Shirley Sturzaker, Wild in Art Birmingham; Councillor Penny Holbrook, Birmingham City Council; Sally Evans, Learndirect, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.2 of 7
Tim Jones, Pertemps; Zoe Hurley, LDC; Chris Hurley, LDC, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.3 of 7
Diane Benussi, Benussi & Co; Julie Ward, Birmingham City Council, Michele Wilby, Colmore BID, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.4 of 7
Ed James, Heart FM; Fidelis Navas, Birmingham Children's Hospital; James Robinson, LDC, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.5 of 7
Andy Wayro, Birmingham City Council; David Pardoe, Mailbox; Steve Hewlett, Retail Birmingham, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.6 of 7
Sally-Ann Wilkinson, Wild in Art; and Temper, Artist, attended The Big Hoot art project launch event at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham.7 of 7

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