British Council Collection
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ELECTROPOLLUTION 1999
Scanner (1964 – )
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FLOWERED ARRANGEMENT HANDY BAG 1999
Eyv Saunders (1974 – )
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VISTA 1999
Tony Hayward (1954 – )
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'MICHAEL OWEN' BANNER 1999
Lizzie Reakes (1967 – )
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RECYCLED TEA-BAG HANDBAG 1999
Clare Goddard (1967 – )
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RECYCLED TEA-BAG HANDBAG 1999
Clare Goddard (1967 – )
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ROBBIE FRASER 1999
Kenny Macleod (1967 – )
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SOUND SCULPTURE 1999
Angela Bulloch (1966 – )
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BEACH TOWEL 1999
David Mach (1956 – )
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TROWEL 1999
Tony Cragg (1949 – )
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FORK 1999
Tony Cragg (1949 – )
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PLATE 1999
Richard Wentworth (1947 – )
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CERAMIC SCULPTURE 1999
Alison Wilding (1948 – )
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ECSTATIC 1999
Siobhan Hapaska (1963 – )
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ALUMINIUM GUN 1999
Art Lab
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SOLO VIOLIN, ST MARY'S MUSIC SCHOOL, EDINBURGH 1998 1999
Wendy Mcmurdo (1962 – )
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PHOTOGRAPHIC #2 1999
David Spero (1963 – )
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DEAD LIFE 1999
Bank
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GRANDMOTHER OVERLOOKS HER GRANDCHILD, ARNI, ARMENIA 1999
Ann Doherty (1967 – )
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ROROS 1999
Jim Cooke (1951 – )
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UNTITLED 1999
Fay Godwin (1931 – 2005)
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MOSQUE, KOMIO, MALI 1999
James Morris (1963 – )
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TITS IN SPACE 2000
Sarah Lucas (1962 – )
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SELFISH IN BED 1 2000
Sarah Lucas (1962 – )
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POEM 2000
Jonathan Callan (1961 – )
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