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By January 27, 2010 12:00 am January 30, 2015 12:12 pm

Gallery Mauger Modern Art in Bath and illustrator Simon Spilsbury are collaborating on an exhibition of 20 pieces of work by five British illustrators, including McFaul Studio, Adrian Johnson, Paul Davis and Noma Bar (pictured). The show launches on 16 February. 4 Architect Laboratory for Visionary Architecture, which has offices in Australia, Abu Dhabi and Stuttgart, has created two giant illuminated origami tigers which will stand in the forecourt of Sydney’s Customs House from 11 February to 14 March, to raise awareness of tigers as an endangered species.

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