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Hippo Goes Camel Trekking in Morocco

© the artists. Image credit: Christopher Prendergast

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This painting was part of the preparation for a project to create a piece of work for the Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital. Staff and children at Glaitness Primary School were invited to make doodles of their favourite things and the artists then worked on these to produce the final piece for installation in the hospital.

Collaborative artists Matilda Tumim and Chris Prendergast work together as a natural extension of their shared life. For them, collaboration is a symbiotic process and it is their common intention to provoke thoughts about the nature of beauty through their artwork.

Glaitness Primary School

Kirkwall

Title

Hippo Goes Camel Trekking in Morocco

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 65 x W 72.5 cm

Accession number

GPS1

Acquisition method

commissioned

Work type

Painting

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Glaitness Primary School

Pickaquoy Road, Kirkwall, Orkney Islands KW15 1RP Scotland

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