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Eye Candy festival 2013 in Southside

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David BentleyContent Writer (Money and Events)

11:29, 6 NOV 2013
Updated15:22, 21 OCT 2014

Anna Garforth - For Eye Candy Anna was commissioned to present a large-scale piece of work on the side of Wynner House in Southside. Picture: Jane Williams1 of 6
Bicycle Basket Bazaar - Curator Trevor Pitt hand-picked an array of artists, illustrators and designers who transformed their bikes into an emporium of delights allowing visitors to buy affordable art. Picture: Jane Williams2 of 6
Billy is Alex - Living between the ��Ƶ and Germany, Billy is Alex presented a piece of work on the front of Change Kitchen in Southside. Picture: Jane Williams3 of 6
Jeremyville - Returning for a second year is New York-based illustrator Jeremyville. Picture: Jane Williams4 of 6
Miss Led - Female artist and illustrator Joanna Henly aka Miss Led lives and works in East London. Picture: Jane Williams5 of 6
Vintage Mobile Cinema - the beautifully restored 1960s Vintage Mobile Cinema showcased a series of free films, documentaries and animations about art and visual culture. Picture: Jane Williams6 of 6

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