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Stephen you have done it again. Jerusalem is fantastic. You are a genius and may you have every honour bestowed on you.(John) READ ON...

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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Following its centenary celebration at the Ritz Hotel The Institution of Structural Engineers launched a vote on the favourite structure on Stephen`s cityscape.

The Gallery will be open again tomorrow from 10:00

Boston Tea Party

Later in the month there will be a visit from UK artist Stephen Wiltshire, who is being brought to Dubai to take a short helicopter ride over the city and then draw from memory the spectacular skyline of Dubai. Also known as the `human camera`, Stephen Wiltshire, who has Autism, has drawn many incredible sights including New York, Las Angeles, Venice, Rome, and Tokyo among many others.(Al Bawaba) READ ON...

Hong Kong Documentary

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Victoria Harbour came to life on a giant canvas after Stephen drew for 6 days in a marathon race with memory in Asia's world city, Hong Kong. He flew over the harbour on a 20 minute helicopter ride and drew for nearly a week based solely on the visual memory of that ride.

Stephen looked very focused in the helicopter. "Hong Kong is beautiful and very easy to draw. I like the International Finance Centre best. It is the tallest, like those high skyscrapers in New York" said Stephen.

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