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WoW! My jaw dropped as I watched your you tube video. You have an amazing talent. I am a teacher and I just taught my students the vocabulary word panoramic. I plan on showing them your video to better understand the definition as well as see something pretty amazing. Good luck with your future projects.(Ali) READ ON...

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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Stephen officially opened the new extension of his gallery on Thursday the 11th of March. The exhibition space showcases selected new works including the last panorama in the series.

The Gallery will be open again on Mar 22 at 10:00

Extraordinary People - Part 3

He has travelled the world drawing and painting cities entirely from memory. And now Stephen Wiltshire is in Dubai doing what most of us can only marvel at. Since childhood the British artist, who is severely autistic, has been producing incredible pieces of art that have featured in books, magazines and television programmes worldwide.(7days) 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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