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A sincere vote of thanks is due to the following individuals,
without whose help, expertise and tireless support, the Schools' and Young Artists' Exhibitions
would never have become a reality. We look forward to continuing our work with many of those
listed below in the creation of the new Young Artists' Award in 2012: Chairs: Bridget Trethewey, Professor Robert Clement OBE and Ann Jones (Ann L Roe). Committee Members: Jess Brookes, Philip Creek, Tony Doherty, Yvonne Higgins, Edwina Jaques, Alan Jones, Charles Lawson, Mary Lou Matson, Gay Smith, Rob Wynne, David Pugh, Gentian Sims, Sasha Debrota, Kerstin Neason, Jilly Phillips, Rory Cunningham, Alice Garrood, Jennifer Rewcastle, Jed Falby, Mary Falby, James Lester, Alison Sumner, Sonia Fynn, Alan Fynn, John Pegg. Friends: John Pegg (Chair), Gill Burbidge, James Lester, Christine Pratt, Rowan Russell, Ken Simmons, Jane Overthrow, Jennifer Rewcastle, Jed Falby, Jane Clement, Annie Ovenden and team at Upton Cross. Administrators: Jane McArthur, Fiona Baxter, Rebecca Cunningham and Kate King. Photographers: David Maxwell, Alan Jones and John Melville. Catalogue/ Design: Gentian Sims, Ann Jones, Alan Jones, James Lester, Lola Jones, Kris Board at Exe Print, Acanthus Press. Marketing & Sponsorship: Alison Sumner and Juliet Collier. Workshops: Edwina Jaques, Tonny Minnion, Chloe Bardolf-Smith, Rory Cunningham, Marguerite Cunningham, Sasha Debrota, Kerstin Neason, Yuli Somme, Ali Hurst. Many other groups and individuals also had their part to play: John Pegg and his team of 'friends'; those who conducted workshops in the schools; the administrative staff; photographers, printers and guests such as radio presenter Judi Spiers, actress and children's author Nanette Newman; the director of the Falmouth Art Gallery Brian Stewart; and Councillor Hazel Slack (former Lord Mayor of Exeter) who kindly agreed to open some of our Exhibitions and distribute the prizes.
We also owe a debt of gratitude to our numerous and generous company and individual
sponsors who helped us in so many ways over the years with their sponsorship of the
catalogues, prizes, venues etc. The following list relates to the sponsors of the Schools'
Exhibitions only and not to the Open or Academicians' Exhibitions.
In alphabetical order:
Artframe Galleries; Aon Limited; Art Societies (Budleigh Salterton, Honiton, Otter Vale, Seaton); Atkins Law Solicitors; Avilton foods; Awards for All; Aztec Consulting; Bakers Property Services Ltd; Bearnes Auctioneers; Berol; Bicton College; Binney & Smith; Bishop Fleming; Boyce Hatton Solicitors; Brufords; Calder Colours; Candy Tile Company; Cardew Designs (Paul Cardew & Sharon); Carlton Broadcasting; Claude and Margaret Pike Charity; Ernest Cook Charitable Trust; Crealy Adventure Park; C & M Accountants; Brian Clegg; Cube 3 Gallery - University of Plymouth; Daisi; Daler Rowney; The Dartmoor Trust; Design Group Honiton; Devon County Council; Devon Curriculum Services; De Paul Studio Newton Abbot; Devon Today; Mr & Mrs Drecki Bequest; Early Learning Centre, Exeter; EDAV prize (East Devon Council of Visual Education); Edding; ELC; Eliot Siegel Portraits; Ernest Cook Charitable Trust; Exeter Arts Council; Exeter Cathedral (Ann Barwood and Cathedral Team); Exeter Phoenix (John Gregory, Ed Probert, Chris Whiteman); Exmouth Gallery; Foot Anstey Solicitors (Sarah Cowl); The Golden Bottle Charitable Trust; Golsoncott Foundation; Gregory Distributors (John Gregory); Hertz International; The Rosalind Hicks Charitable Trust; House of Marbles & Teign Valley Glass; J.G.Hogg Charitable Trust; Hooper & Wollen; HSBC Bank; Jackson-Stopps & Staff; Kensington Taylor; Lazer Summer Camp; Lets Go Travel; Living Coasts; MacDonalds; Mail Boxes; Mail Service Point; Marine House & Martin Ward; Messums; MFI; MLA; Michael Spiers; Michael Martin Charitable Trust; Museums, Libraries and Arts councils; John Nike Leisure; Paignton Zoo; Paper People; Pedigree Group; Peninsula Arts (Mike Hope and team); Pennon Group; Pentel (David Ryder); City of Plymouth; Polka Gallery; Powderham Castle; Primary Times (Ceri Lee); Redferns; Renaissance South West; Royal Albert Memorial Museum; River Dart Country Park; Sandford UK; Scola; Seawhite of Brighton; Service Point Exeter; Sindy (Jerry Reynolds); St Cuthberts Mill; Specsavers (public prize); Steam Galleries (Mr & Mrs Lambert); Strutt & Parker; South West Arts; South West Water; Symes Robinson & Lee; Sherriffs; Teign Valley Brush Company; Torbay Council; Triton Galleries; Unichem; Martin Ward of Sanford; Westward Paper Sales; Whitton & Laing; Irma Wilkinson Prize (sponsored by Diana Wilkinson); Woolworth PLC; Charles Wray Devon Purchasing; Zebra. |
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