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Reflections of an artist

Self-taught artist Aime Hansen, from Hatch End, is holding her third ever solo exhibition in Harrow next month. Read

Starlet quality

Local author Puneet Bhandal is the brains behind the UK's first Bollywood fiction series, launched last week at Waterstones in Uxbridge. Read

'Redundancy led me to a life of art'

A cameraman turned artist who paints entirely on location is having his work showcased at a London art gallery. Read

Inspired by nature

Joan Noble, a South African born artist from Stanmore, is hosting an exhibition of her work at the Etz Chayim Gallery in Northwood until January 19, 2008. Read

Best of the Boyz

SINCE Michael Nunn and William Trevitt, aka Ballet Boyz, formed their company in 2001, they have built up a formidable repertoire of 32 different works. Read

We're three of a kind

Video recorders, transistor radios and Polaroid cameras are all taking the slow trudge to the darkened room marked 'Soon to be obsolete.' Read

Art creates school link to China

Teachers from China paid a visit to a school as part of an international art project about rivers of the world. Read

Best of buildings throw doors open

Fabulous architecture old and modern will be on show this weekend as Hillingdon celebrates London Open House. Read

Wilde about art

Each week, the Gazette shines a light on one of the borough's more interesting residents or organisations. Read

I'll turn anything into art

Paintings created from mud, tea, coffee and grass are just some of the unusual items on display at Uxbridge Library until Friday. Read

Pupils go to the wall for their art

Artistic pupils gave up part of their summer holidays to paint a wall at their school. Read

From humble beginnings in Florence to being made a prisoner of war in north Africa, living with artists in New York and finally settling down in Sipson, West Drayton, 90-year-old Sergio Salvagnini has certainly lived life to the full. Read

Love for life in art

Patricia Ogundero has graced the borough with her unique brand of art for many years. Read

Unlocking the treasure chest

Brunel University is unveiling a selection of its arts collection previously unseen by the public. JERRY LYONS speaks to curator George Mogg to find out more about the hidden treasures now on show in a free exhibition Read