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Thank you so much for the Sydney Vista. I have my print proudly hanging on the living room wall and each time I look at it I spot something new. Sydney city was the first place I worked. It is great to see that on the day you looked over the city from Centrepoint there were plenty of boats on the harbour. I think you have really captured the way the city and its skyscrapers are framed by arguably one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. It was also good to hear that you are your sister enjoyed your trip downunder. May I put in a request that you visit New Zealand one day as this is where I am now based. ;o). All the best.(Penny) READ ON...

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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Up through the ancient, scary stairs of Tower Bridge, Stephen finally reaches the top where he captures the view in his sketchbook in a hurry with an ordinary HB pencil.

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Wiltshire`s is surely more helpful for tourists than Bünting`s symbolic map, but the clover does show how artists tend to create the Holy Land in their own image, which is perhaps where Spertus encountered its troubles. Kudos to Wiltshire for creating a non-partisan view.(Jewneric) READ ON...

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My view of London

Up through the ancient, scary stairs of Tower Bridge, Stephen finally reaches the top where he captures the view in his sketchbook in a hurry with an ordinary HB pencil, from Guys Hospital to St Pauls, HMS Belfast standing proud on the river in the centre. (Jul 2010) > MORE

Who am I?

Stephen's permanent five year exhibition at the Science Museum in London displaying his very first work of pop-up art opens on the 25th of June 2010 in the 'Who am I?' gallery. The exhibition investigates everyone's favourite subject - themselves. (Jun 2010) > MORE

A Star is Born

Stephen's first auction with Christie's ends with a successful sale following a bidding war between two collectors in South Kensington, London on the 22nd of June 2010. (Jun 2010) > MORE

Bermuda National Gallery

Stephen's drawing of Hamilton City raises over $30,000 at auction at the Bermuda National Gallery on Saturday in aid of two local charities. His trip included exhibition of new works at the Gallery and meeting the Premier Dr. Ewart Brown. Follow his journey through his live photo blog. (May 2010) > MORE

Sydney, here I come!

Stephen signs his drawing of Sydney and delivers his closing speech at Customs House on Friday the 30th of April. The picture will be on show - with his other works - until the 16th of May. View his blog, photos and videos about his trip. Prints of his work are now available for sale. (Apr 2010) > MORE

Words of inspiration

Do you enjoy being famous? What are your favourite films? What type of songs do you listen to? Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Questions and Answers with Stephen Wiltshire. (Mar 2010) > MORE

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