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Pictures: Public art installations in Birmingham

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

10:50, 27 AUG 2014
Updated18:10, 28 AUG 2014

Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo's ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square1 of 20
Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo's ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square2 of 20
Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo's ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square3 of 20
Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo's ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square4 of 20
Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo's ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square5 of 20
Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo's ice sculptures in Chamberlain Square6 of 20
The Filthy Luker paintbrush on the top of the Selfridges building7 of 20
City of Colours Wall by N4T4, Philth, Mila K and AsOne8 of 20
The Bull at the Bullring dressed up in its Christmas jumper9 of 20
The Bullring bull in patriotic mood10 of 20
The Voyage, produced by Birmingham Hippodrome and Motionhouse11 of 20
Bill Drummond and his Ford Transit van at Spaghetti Junction. He wants to create a sculpture of white vans of Birmingham (Image: Photo: Nathan Hansen)12 of 20
Bill Drummond modifies a ��ƵIP poster in Birmingham. (Image: Tracey Moberly)13 of 20
Bill Drummond flyposting in Digbeth14 of 20
One of the recipients of a cake from Bill Drummond15 of 20
Bill Drummond crosses out each task as it is completed (Image: Photo: Steve Nicholls)16 of 20
In the Marvellous Moment at Birmingham Cathedral17 of 20
In the Marvellous Moment at Birmingham Cathedral18 of 20
In the Marvellous Moment at Birmingham Cathedral19 of 20
In the Marvellous Moment at Birmingham Cathedral20 of 20

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