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Regional art company wins home work
A £2.31 million housing development in the North East is using a local art company to furnish its walls. 15 new apartments surrounding the historic former pub the Chain Locker in North Shields are using art from Art Evolution, based in Newcastle. Art Evolution artist Dennis Wood created four abstract seascapes paintings for the shared stairs. He work can also be seen in the lounge and master bedroom of the show apartment which will open to the public on the 15th July. For more information about Art Evolution please see www.artevolution.co.uk or email info@artevolution.co.uk.
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