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Pictures: Preparations for City of Colours 2014 in Digbeth

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

15:48, 4 SEP 2014
Updated18:26, 8 JUN 2015

Work on a building in Andover Street by G-Anders1 of 13
Artist G-Anders and his work on a building in Andover Street2 of 13
Artist N4T4, from Nuneaton, and his wall art next door to Digbeth Coach Station3 of 13
Artist N4T4, from Nuneaton, and his wall art next door to Digbeth Coach Station4 of 13
Artist Lucy McLauchlan and her wall art5 of 13
Artist Dan Kitchener working outside the Custard Factory6 of 13
Artist Dan Kitchener working outside the Custard Factory7 of 13
Painted ice cream with festival volunteer Anna Morris8 of 13
The Forward wall by artists Gent & Newso9 of 13
The Forward wall by artists Gent & Newso10 of 13
The Forward wall by artists Gent & Newso11 of 13
Artist Dan Kitchener's work outside the Custard Factory12 of 13
A train carriage by artist Lisk Bot13 of 13

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