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More from the National Theatre<br />
Dazzle<br />
Olivier exhibition space<br />
5 November – 6 January, Free<br />
Dazzle returns for the annual<br />
Christmas selling exhibition of<br />
jewellery, silversmithing and<br />
printmaking. The largest show of its<br />
kind in Europe, Dazzle is remarkable<br />
for the variety of materials on show<br />
beyond the usual precious metals<br />
and stones. This year, they include<br />
wood, paper, plastics and even<br />
Whitby jet – Jacqueline Cullen is<br />
the world’s leading exponent of this<br />
material. Heather Woof has a totally<br />
new take on the refractory metal<br />
titanium that is causing a sensation<br />
among jewellery collectors. Demi<br />
Wolfe-Power uses taxidermy skills<br />
with many of her pieces and Grace<br />
Girvan is well known for scouring<br />
24<br />
Scottish beaches for the constituent<br />
parts of her work. Dazzle has<br />
been drawing collectors, artists<br />
and members of the public to the<br />
National every Christmas since<br />
1981. The balance of the new and<br />
innovative with more traditional<br />
techniques makes the exhibition<br />
a must-see for lovers of designer<br />
jewellery. All items are for sale.<br />
lovedazzle.com<br />
Take a view –<br />
landscape Photographer<br />
of the Year 2012<br />
lyttelton exhibition space<br />
12 November – 12 January, Free<br />
Over 100 stunning photographs<br />
of some of the most beautiful<br />
landscapes in the UK will be on<br />
display, from entries to this popular<br />
annual competition, now in its<br />
sixth year. A full-colour book will<br />
also be available for sale in the NT<br />
Bookshop. This year’s Awards are<br />
held in association with Network<br />
Rail, with the exhibition sponsored<br />
by Epson UK.<br />
seeing landscape – Photographer<br />
and Awards founder, Charlie Waite, will<br />
be giving talks on his own personal<br />
approach to photography plus guided<br />
tours of the exhibition. Dates to be<br />
announced, please check NT website<br />
for details.<br />
echoes of a vanished<br />
World: A lifetime in<br />
Pictures, by robin<br />
Hanbury-Tenison<br />
Olivier exhibition space<br />
14 January – 10 March, Free<br />
Robin Hanbury-Tenison, the<br />
‘greatest explorer of the last twenty<br />
years’ (Sunday Times) is also<br />
one of the founders of Survival<br />
International. As such, he has been<br />
a tireless champion of the rights of<br />
indigenous peoples and, in the early<br />
years of his travels, an obsessive<br />
photographer of their homelands<br />
as they were eroded by the<br />
modern world.<br />
photos David Webb, Burma 1958 (Robin Hanbury-Tenison)
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