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Artwork of the Month display area - click for details of the current work on show Every month the Museum highlights a different piece as its ‘Artwork of the Month’.
The purpose of this programme is to allow visitors to focus on the details surrounding one particular artwork.

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December Kitten Labelle in NYC
Acrylic and spray paint on canvas
'Stor'		 Art of the Month, December 2006 - Kitten Labelle in NYC, Acrylic and spray paint on canvas, by 'Stor'
November New York
Charcoal and gesso on board
Louise Lawton		 Art of the Month, November 2006 - New York (and a second work, High Street) - charcoal and gesso on board, by Louise Lawton
October Washed Upon Guernsey
Painted driftwood collage
Nicola White 		Art of the Month, October 2006 - painted driftwood collage - Washed Upon Guernsey by Nicola White
September Night Steaming
Oil on canvas
Richard Thompson 		Art of the Month, September 2006 - Night Steaming - oil on canvas, by Richard Thompson
August Dejavu Darling
Video installation
Georgie Smith 		Art of the Month, August 2006 - Dejavu Darling, video installation by Georgie Smith (title screen image)
July Market Place, St Peter Port
Edward Rowe 		Art of the Month image, July 2006 - Market Place, St Peter Port, by Edward Rowe (b. 1926)
June LIFE IN TRANSIT (2005-2006)
Video installation
Katy Wilkinson 		Art of the Month image, June 2006 - In Transit 2005-2006 (still from video installation)
May Rockpool, 1991
Oil on canvas
Maria Burgess Whinney 		Art of the Month image, May 2006 - Rockpool, oil on canvass by Maria Whinney
April Flowers in Herm, 1993
Edward Rowe		 Art of the Month image, April 2006 - Flowers in Herm 1936, oil on canvass by Edward Rowe
March Peastacks and Moulin Huet
Oil on canvas
Elsie Henderson		 image of painting - Peastacks and Moulin Huet, by Elsie Henderson
February Grey Pony in Front of a Vinery
Oil on canvas
Denys Corbet 		image of oil painting - 'Grey Pony in Front of a Vinery', by Denys Corbet
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