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Bob and Roberta Smith
Bird Search 2009
48 x 56 cm, Giclée print archival pigment ink on Hahnemühle German etching paper, 310 gsm.
Limited edition of 100 signed and numbered by the artist £250
Devised as a joyful puzzle for visitors to disentangle, this playful work invites a spot of “birdspotting”. This work, intended to provide momentary escape and distraction, is inspired by Bob and Roberta Smiths' love of the country and the therapeutic value of engaging with nature . 'Birrd Search' was produced in conjuction 'The Department of Ogolothinry (or Department of Ornithology)' 2009, Bob and Roberta Smith's commission for the Barts and the London Health and Wellness Centre.
Proceeds from the sale of this print will support the Vital Arts programme.
Catherine Yass
Sleep (Swamp) 2009
70 x 55 cm, Giclée print archival pigment ink on Hahnemühle German fine art pearl, 285 gsm.
Limited edition of 100 signed and numbered by the artist £300
Turner Prize nominee Catherine Yass has produced Sleep (Swamp), a limited edition print related
to her recent commission for Vital Arts at the London Chest Hospital.
"It's about the places you go to in sleep or in daydreaming. To me this image suggests going on
forever, both across into the distant horizon and down into the swamp". Proceeds raised will support
the work of Vital Arts and the Bobath Centre for cerebral palsy.
Marta Marcé
Pinballing 2008
48 x 60 cm, Giclée print archival pigment ink on Hahnemühle German etching paper, 310 gsm.
Limited edition of 100 signed and numbered by the artist £175
Internationally acclaimed painter Marta Marcé has produced Pinballing, a limited edition print
inspired by her recent commission for the Infection and Immunity Clinic at The Royal London Hospital.
Proceeds raised will support HIV i-base - a treatment information and advocacy project for people living
with HIV and the work of Vital Arts.
Jochen Klein
Tabletop series 1,2,3,6 2007
40 x 50 cm, Giclée print archival pigment ink on Hahnemühle German fine art pearl, 285 gsm.
Limited editions of 25 signed and numbered by the artist £125
Exhibited at The Royal London Hospital in 2009, Jochen Klein's Tabletop photographs feature everyday
materials in arrangements which, from a distance, appear to be epic views of idealised landscapes.
By playing with our perceptions, he questions our expectations of the natural world and our experiences of landscape.
Proceeds raised will support the work of Vital Arts and the Myasthenia Gravis Association.
Anka Dabrowska
Untitled1, 2 and 3 2008
21 x 29.6 cm, Giclée print archival pigment ink on archival paper
Limited edition of 25 signed and numbered by the artist £100
Vital Arts collaborated with Anka Dabrowska to produce limited editions of three of her beautifully assured drawings of urban scenes,
rendered onto lush wallpaper samples in the Material Worlds exhibition at The Royal London Hospital in 2008.
Proceeds raised will support Vital Arts and Beat - the Eating Disorders Association.
Rachel Goodyear
Unable To Stop Because They Were Too Close To The Line 2006
Epsom printer archival pigment ink onto fuji fine art museum rough, 300 gsm.
Limited edition of 25, signed and numbered by the artist £75-£125
These editions are taken from a collection of drawings exhibited at The Royal London, which Goodyear made during a six month residency with
Lime at Fairfield Hospital whilst she was undergoing chemotherapy treatment for Hodgkins Lymphoma.
Proceeds raised will support Vital Arts and Cancer Research UK.
Peepshow 2008
29.7 × 42 cm, Giclée print archival pigment ink on Hahnemühle German etching paper, 310 gsm.
Limited edition of 25 signed and numbered £75
Peepshow Illustration Collective has produced an edition of the print they created as part of their
commission in the Retinoblastoma Unit at The Royal London, 2008.
Proceeds raised will support Vital Arts and Childhood Eye Cancer Trust.