Exhibitions and activities Southampton City Art Gallery / Tudor House & Garden / SeaCity Museum

May - Sept 2012

Welcome...to Southampton Arts and Heritage spring/summer programme of new exhibitions, accompanied by a

fantastic range of activities for adults.

SeaCity Museum is our new flagship venue; we are delighted to now open the doors to visitors. The new

museum, together with Southampton City Art Gallery and Tudor House and Garden, brings a vibrant, dynamic,

cultural offer to visitors and residents in the city.

Titanic the LegendOn display until 30 August 2013

Titanic – the name is instantly recognisable across the world. One hundred years after she sank, the story of Titanic continues to fascinate. It has been extensively researched, remembered, commemorated, often glamorised and, sometimes, exploited. When did disaster become a romance? What lessons were learned? Should artefacts be salvaged from the wreck site? These are just some of the questions being asked in the exhibition.

Titanic historians, writers, academics and scientists explore how and why the legend endures through the literature, films and merchandise that has grown out of the story.

Whether you have personal links to Titanic or your interest is academic, or even if you don’t quite see what the fuss is all about, this exhibition invites you to share your views at interactive stations in the gallery space.

Don’t miss... SeaCity Museum Tour 2 June / 2-3pm / £5.50 Adult, £2.50 child / additional entrance charge to venue applies

Get the most out of your visit to SeaCity Museum, with a guided tour from the Curator. You can discover all the fascinating facts and stories behind the amazing exhibitions, people and objects featured.

Exhibitions SeaCity Museum

Susan Cutts: CherishUntil 7 October

Titanic the LegendUntil 30 August 2013

Clare Woods: The Dark Matter25 May - 2 September

Clare Woods: The Dark Matter 25 May - 2 September, Galleries 1-4

This major exhibition explores the paintings of British artist Clare Woods.

The show features a number of new paintings made especially for Southampton City Art Gallery. Some derive from photographs, then drawings, of the land including standing stones, ditches, roots or pools. Using oil paint on aluminium, the artist creates controlled layers of intense paint that form images where colours and shapes swim together to create less recognisable and more abstract forms.

Also on display is the large scale work, Carpenter’s Curve, which has been commissioned by the Olympic Delivery Authority as one of two paintings to be transformed into a public artwork for the Olympic Park Utilities Buildings in London 2012. This show explores the subjects behind these monumental works, and the creation of this significant commission.

To coincide with her exhibition, Woods, who was Southampton born, has selected artworks from the Gallery’s permanent collection, many of which inspired her during regular visits to the Gallery as a child.

Drawing from the permanent collection, Rapid Formations brings together a group of artworks where the creation process has been guided, either partially or completely, by a system of rules and limitations that were predetermined by the artist.

This special collection display focuses on the video artwork, Chasing 1,000 (1994), an hour-long film piece by Glaswegian artist Roderick Buchanan in which the artist and his friend Paul Maguire header a basketball back and forth to each other, with the aim of eventually reaching 1000 headers.

Rapid Formations originated in a competition organised by the Contemporary Art Society, who invited young curators to choose a video artwork from Southampton City Art

Gallery’s collection and create an exhibition around it. Neil Jefferies was the winner of this new initiative along with Eleanor Nairne and Rebecca Lewin, whose exhibition Making a Scene took place in October 2011.

Don’t miss... Exhibition Talk: Rapid Formations curated by Neil JefferiesSun 12 Aug / Art Gallery 2-3pm / free talk

A unique opportunity to hear from curator Neil Jeffries about this special collection show and the decisions behind the works he has chosen.

Rapid FormationsCurated by Neil Jefferies 25 May - 2 September, Galleries 5 & 6

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Don’t miss... Clare Woods in ConversationSun 1 July / Art Gallery / 2-3pm / £7

Join Clare Woods and the Gallery’s Curator of Art, Tim Craven, in conversation. Take a walk with them through this major exhibition and explore the ideas and techniques of Woods’ practice. The artist will also discuss the paintings she has chosen from the permanent collection that accompany this show.

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Exhibitions

A Gentle Art: 19th Century British watercolours25 May - 20 Jan 2013, Gallery 7

This new collection display showcases the British school of watercolour painting from the nineteenth century.

Construction and Architecture 25 May - 16 September, Gallery 8

This new collection display explores the theme of Architecture, featuring artists such as Susan Derges, John Piper, Eva Rothschild and Alison Turnbull.

Sally Holt 5 May - 16 July, Gallery Foyer

This exhibition explores the dream-like fantastical characters and situations created by artist Sally Holt.

Exhibitions Tudor House &

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Carting Timber by David Cox (1783-1859)

Alison Turnbull Moon-viewing Platform 2010

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Gary Stevens: Now and Again14 September - 31 December

This specially commissioned exhibition will showcase brand new works by the acclaimed performance and video artist Gary Stevens, alongside retrospective and seminal video installation pieces.

Susan Cutts: Cherish Until 7 October

We are delighted to present Cherish, an exhibition by the established paper sculptor Susan Cutts.

Cherish is inspired by the Hampshire tradition of maiden’s garlands, or virgin crowns. These garlands were carried at the funerals of young unmarried women and were decorated with flowers, rosettes and ribbons made of paper. The works created for Cherish are also a direct response to the Tudor House itself and the artefacts contained within it, represented in miniature paper sculptures of hats, gloves, fans, handkerchiefs and ‘Tudor’ roses.

Cutts uses traditional European equipment and techniques to create her intricate sculptures.

Don’t miss... Happy Birthday – Tudor House 100 years today! Sun 29 July/ Tudor House & Garden 10am-5pm / 6p entrance fee

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Printmaking with Red Hot Press: Responding to Clare WoodsSat 2 June / Art Gallery 10.30am-4pm / £38

Join Katherine Anteney for a linocut workshop taking inspiration from the work of Clare Woods. Create colourful bold images using easy-to-cut lino and collage techniques. Check out Red Hot Press at www.redhotpress.org.uk

Wedding FlowersSat 9 June / SeaCity Museum / 10.30am-4pm £35

If you are planning on arranging your own flowers or creating a beautiful corsage for attending a special day then this is the perfect workshop to get you inspired. Work with professional florist, Debra Marsh, and learn the wiring techniques and skills to make your own corsage, button hole and a table centre piece. All materials provided but please bring your own pair of floristry scissors.

Get Crafty: Prepare for the ultimate summer garden party Sat 23 June / SeaCity Museum 10.30am-4pm / £30

Get ready for those summer time gatherings with the talented ladies from Stitch. Learn new sewing and design techniques and have fun designing, cutting and sewing your bunting. Experiment with different decorating methods and go home knowing how to create the most fabulous cupcakes. All materials provided, including cupcakes. Some sewing machines will be provided but if you have your own please bring it with you.

For more details of listings visit www.southampton.gov.uk/whatson

Saturday Life Drawing16 June, 14 July, 22 Sept, 27 Oct, 24 Nov 11am-4pm / Art Gallery / £30 per session

Please provide your own pencils, charcoal, putty rubber, A2 and or A1 paper. The workshops are suitable for all abilities apart from absolute beginners.

Working closely with the models, artist Melanie Rose uses music, timed poses, movement and alternative drawing exercises to challenge our perceived ways of looking and mark making. The atmosphere in Melanie’s classes is relaxed and friendly.

Please note: June, Sept and Nov sessions will be whole day poses.

Life Drawing for Beginners2 Days: 23 & 24 July / 10.30am-4pm Art Gallery / £60

Please provide your own pencils, charcoal, putty rubber, A2 and or A1 paper.

Aimed at those who have no previous experience of life drawing, but who would love to have a go. The 2 day workshop will take you on a life drawing journey addressing the rigors of the life room through a series of directed drawing exercises. Led by artist, Melanie Rose, a very experienced tutor, whose classes are always popular.

How to book:Advance booking is essential for all our ticketed talks, workshops and events.

Telephone: 023 8083 4536

As part of the Art Gallery’s partnership with Adult and Community learning, adults aged 19 and over may be eligible for a discount on workshop activities. Please ask for details.

Art and craft workshops

Introduction to Abstract LandscapesArt Gallery / Sun 22 July 11am-4pm / £32

Inspired by Clare Wood’s art exhibition, spend a day developing your own abstract painting with artist Abi Kremer. Bring a landscape photograph if possible or one will be supplied, and begin a process of layering with acrylic paint, masking tape, and assorted collage materials. Gain knowledge and understanding of abstract artists and their working process, while trying out experimental techniques with paint and mixed media including impasto. This day course is for beginners and improvers. Please bring cartridge paper and a selection of brushes.

Introduction to Portrait DrawingSat 11 Aug / Art Gallery 11am-4pm / £30

This workshop intended for beginners and improvers will look at the basic elements of portrait drawing including composing the picture, blocking-in the structure of the head and face, and using tone to reveal shape and form. The workshop offers a friendly and supportive environment. Please bring a sketch book, a selection of graphite pencils and charcoal. Led by artist Brian Reynolds.

Introduction to WatercolourSat 18 Aug / Tudor House / 11am-4pm / £30

Watercolour made easy and fun! The range of techniques required to make a watercolour painting can be daunting, but by the end of this workshop you will have mastered ‘wet in wet’, ‘dry brush’ and experimental texture creation. This day course is for beginners and improvers. Please bring watercolour paper and a selection of brushes and paints. Led by artist Abi Kremer.

For further information please call 023 8083 4536 or email: museums@southampton.gov.uk www.tudorhouseandgarden.com

Weddings at tudor

House

Tudor House & Garden offers a unique and beautiful

location to celebrate your wedding or civil ceremony,

from the 16th century Banqueting Hall, to the lovely Georgian Room

overlooking the Garden.

Scriptwriting for beginners: in partnership with City EyeSun 8 July / SeaCity Museum /10am-4pm £35

Join City Eye’s scriptwriters who will guide you through the basics of scriptwriting in this fun and informative workshop. Learn how to structure your script correctly, devise feasible characters and create exciting locations so that your stories come alive on the paper.

Tudor TilesSat 14 July/ Tudor House / 10.30am-4pm £38 per person

A unique opportunity to work with a professional ceramicist, learn about medieval tiles from the Arts and Heritage collection and create your own tiles inspired by the past. All materials provided. Morning and afternoon refreshments included. Led by trained Poole Pottery artist, Debra Marsh.

Creative Fascinators – Hat Making WorkshopSun 15 July / Tudor House / 10.30am- 3.30pm / £39 per person

There is always an occasion to wear a fabulous hat. Follow in the footsteps of Eliza Simmons, the resident Victorian milliner at Tudor House. Learn various millinery techniques to put together your own unique fascinator, small hat or headdress. Please bring an apron. All materials provided. Led by millinery designer Julia Wigley.

Study day: A beginner’s guide to Roman potterySat 21 July / SeaCity Museum / 10am-3pm £20

Discover how archaeologists use pottery for dating sites and reconstructing life in the past. Session led by Dr Andy Russel from Southampton’s Archaeology Unit.

For more details of listings visit www.southampton.gov.uk/whatson

Beginners – Get to know your Sewing Machine Sat 4 Aug / SeaCity Museum 10am-3.30pm / £25

Back by popular demand this essential introductory day gives you the confidence to get involved with your machine and start producing wonderful textile creations. Please bring your own sewing machine including any attachments that came with it, small pieces of fabric to practice with, threads, scissors and an extension lead. Led by designer Dalia Vainorius.

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Improvers – Sewing Skills with your Machine8 Sept / SeaCity Museum 10am-3.30pm / £25

This follow-on session from the beginners course, will equip you with further knowledge to help you utilise your machine. You will learn how to use the attachments correctly to make buttonholes, zips, rolled and blind hems etc. Please bring an electric sewing machine (it should be able to do a zig-zag stitch), basic sewing equipment e.g. scissors, threads, replacement needles, pins, tape measure and

a sewing project or fabric you want to work with and an extension lead. This workshop is an open skills class suitable for all levels. Led by designer Dalia Vainorius.

Introduction to Wire Figures Sun 16 Sept / Art Gallery Education Room 11am-4pm / £38

Join artist Debra Marsh and learn the art of drawing with wire. Spend the day working with a variety of wire, discovering the techniques and processes to create a stunning 3D figure.

Drawing the Figure in Period CostumeSun 23 Sept / Tudor House / 11am-4pm / £30

This is an opportunity to enjoy a clothed figure drawing class with a difference, working in the authentic surroundings of the Tudor House museum, with a model dressed in Tudor period costume. The class is intended for people at all levels of ability and one-to-one tuition will be offered for those who would welcome it. Led by artist Brian Reynolds.

Advanced booking is essential for all our activities

Tudor Hawking – Bird of PreySat 14 & Sun 15 Jul, Sat 11 & Sun 12 Aug, Sat 8 Sept / Tudor House & Garden / 11am-2pm FREE event, entrance charge to venue applies

Tudor House will be welcoming a very special guest this summer. Come along and meet the Tudor falconers and their real-life hawks. Discover more about falconry heritage with our costumed re-enactors in the beautiful knot garden and King Johns Palace. This interactive, entertaining event will be the talk of the old town.

Happy Birthday – Tudor House 100 years today! Sun 29 July / Tudor House & Garden / 10am -5pm / 6p entrance fee

Tudor House first opened its doors as a public museum in 1912. To celebrate we will turn back the clocks 100 years. Entrance will be the 1912 price of just 6p per person! Meet costumed Edwardian staff, experience an Edwardian school lesson, try object handling, dress up in replica costumes and have your photo taken in our Edwardian photo booth. Why not come in your own Edwardian costume? During the day budding archaeologists can also try their hand at identifying some archaeological bones as part of Archaeology Week. The Southampton Archaeology Team will be offering a range of activities. Please bring any finds you have found for identification (we are not able to carry out valuations).

Free tours of the house will be available at 10am, 11am, 12noon, 2pm, and 3pm (pre-booking essential).

Tudor Revels – All things Tudor WeekendSat 29 Sept / Tudor House & Garden 10am-5pm / free entrance

Step back in time to the 1500’s with Tudor Revels. Tudor House and Garden will open the doors free of charge to engage and entertain you, with costumed re-enactors, Tudor performers and a range of children’s activities. Book on to a free Lute workshop – booking applicable please contact info@tudorrevels.co.uk. Why not have a free Tour of Tudor House? At 11am and 3pm with limited places so please book in order to avoid disappointment. This event is not to be missed, a great day out for all the family. Please see www.tudorrevels.co.uk for further details.

Specialevents

The Art of Floristry – an introduction to floral sculptureSat 25 Aug / Art Gallery / 10.30am-4pm £39 / all materials provided

Join Owen Lavin of Southampton-based florists Little Lillies for this brilliant opportunity to take your floral arrangements beyond the vase. Spend the day learning from and being inspired by Owen, who uses his experience as a trained fine artist to create floral sculptures. The day will include looking at Owen’s work, learning about organic materials, flowers and objects and creating your own floral frames.

Talks, tours study days &

lectures

Friday Touch Tours: for gallery and museum visitors with visual impairmentsFri 13 July SeaCity Museum, 21 Sept Tudor House & 23 Nov Art Gallery / 10.30am-12.30pm / book early to avoid disappointment 023 8083 2758

Touch Tours to explore the inspiring collections and exhibitions the gallery and museums have to offer you. Friendly and informal you need no prior knowledge to enjoy our sessions. Led by artist Jo Bressloff.

Conservation TourTues 3 July / Art Gallery Conservation Depart 10.30-11.30am / £5.50 (£4.50 concessions)

Gain exclusive access behind the scenes of Southampton City Art Gallery Conservation Studio. Learn about the fascinating techniques, treatments and processes involved in conserving paintings and their frames, including works from the collection and current projects.

An Introduction to Southampton City Art Gallery’s CollectionSun 5 August & 2 Sept / Art Gallery 2-3pm / £5.50 (£4.50 concessions)

Join artist and gallery guide Melanie Rose as she discusses the fascinating history behind Southampton City Art Gallery and its impressive collection.

Study Day: An Introduction to Landscape Painters and PaintingSat 18 Aug / Art Gallery Lecture Theatre 10am-4pm / £24

Led by Jennie Spiers, this informal day will be spent exploring and comparing the art of some of the greatest and most innovative landscape painters in Art History. We shall be looking at several of the works of Turner, Constable, Monet, alongside paintings by more modern artists – Cy Twombly, David Hockney and Clare Woods and

learning how to read these works so that we can gain the maximum amount of enjoyment and understanding of them. Includes a tour of the Clare Woods exhibition in the afternoon. This course will suit beginners as well as art lovers with more knowledge of the history of art.

SeaCity Museum Tours 2 June (curator led) 16 June / 1 July 2-3pm / £4.50 Adult, £2.50 child / entrance charge to venue applies

Please note curatorial tours cost £5.50 per adult

Family friendly once a month

Get the most out of your visit to our brand new SeaCity Museum, with a guided tour. Our guides will inform you of the fascinating facts and stories behind the amazing exhibitions, people and objects featured. Please note that tour content might be repeated.

Tudor House Garden ToursSun 19 Aug, Sun 9 Sept Tudor House & Garden 11am or 1pm / £5.50 (£4.50 concessions) includes entrance to museum

Our tranquil Tudor knot garden has been a talking point for years. Learn more about the history of garden with this special in-depth tour. Discover more about the different herbs grown and what they were used for. Please note, tour content may be repeated.

Vaults TourSat 8 Sept/ Meet at Holyrood Church, Below Bar / 11am or 1pm £4 per person

Join Dr Andy Russel for this unique opportunity to explore Southampton’s underground vaults. As part of Heritage Open Weekend, we will unlock Southampton’s secret past. Discover fact or fiction! Is there really a tunnel that runs from Holyrood to the Bargate? Why did Edward III get angry? And was Southampton home to the world’s first flushing toilet?

For more details of listings visit www.southampton.gov.uk/whatson

Tudor House Tour3 June / 17 June / 30 June / 2-3pm /£4.50 adult, £2.50 child / additional entrance charge to venue applies

Family friendly once a month

Join a member of the museum team to find out more about Tudor House and Garden: its fascinating 800 year history and the people that lived there in the past. Please note, tour content may be repeated.

FoSMAG Monthly events 20 June The history of God’s House Tower and The Wool House with Dr.Andy Russel

12 Sept Design for the Festival of Britain with Robin Jones

All talks – FoSMAG £3.50, visitors £5. Full details at www.fosmag.org.uk or phone 023 8055 6981.

Sir James Matthews Building, Southampton Solent University, 157-187 Above Bar Street, Southampton SO14 7NN

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If you are looking for a venue at the very heart of the city of Southampton to provide a unique backdrop to a conference or event, then look no further than

SeaCity Museum.

Clock Tower ToursSat 25 Aug, Sat 22 Sept SeaCity Museum 11am-12noon or 1-2pm / £5.50 (£4.50 concessions) does not include entrance to museum

Secure this unique opportunity to ascend the magnificent Clock Tower and see Southampton from a whole new perspective, 156 feet high in fact! Learn about the history of the clock, the Civic Centre and its famous architecture. You must be in good health as there are 215 steps to climb and no lift available.

Cruising: Titanic to TodaySun 12 Aug / SeaCity Museum / 11am-12noon or 1-2pm / £8.50 (£6 concessions) includes entrance to museum

Maritime historian Michael Nelles will explore the history of North Atlantic cruising, focusing on how the industry has been shaped and changed during the past 100 years.

Gateway to the World: Early SettlersSat 15 Sept / SeaCity Museum / 11am-12noon £8.50 (£6 concessions). Includes entrance to museum

Southampton’s archaeological past will be explored during this informative gallery tour and talk. Discover the skills that early settlers brought, how they lived and why they arrived in Southampton.

Thurs 14 JuneSeaCity Museum – Reinvigoration of a well-known landmarkTopic: Wilkinson Eyre Architects, one of the UK’s leading design practices, has transformed the old Magistrates’ Court wing of the Civic Centre into an attractive new museum. This talk will focus on how existing buildings can be reinvigorated through contemporary interventions to give them a new architectural life, as in the case of the new SeaCity Museum.

Speaker: Anna Woodeson, Wikinson Eyre Architects.

Thurs 12 July Garry Momber, Hampshire & Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology

Shipwrecks and Underwater Landscapes of the SolentTopic: Between the mainland and the Isle of Wight lies an abundance of information about human activity that spans 8,000 years. This talk will explain how, over the past 20 years, the Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology has taken on the mammoth task of unravelling the maritime heritage of the Solent – from its prehistoric settlers to its most modern shipwrecks. The talk will offer an insight into how this work is done and the unique discoveries which rest in these waters.

Thurs 13 SeptMaianna Moreau and Jenny Cuffe

This is my home now Topic: This talk explores the recorded stories of people who have sought refuge from conflict or persecution in their homeland and now live in Southampton. Some have only recently arrived but others have lived in the city for decades. Twenty-five participants, aged from 20 to 90, from the former Czechoslovakia, Vietnam, Uganda, Iran, Iraq, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan and Somalia shared their stories that have resulted in an exhibition, website and a book.

Monthlylectures

Southampton’s Past Times – Monthly Thursday lecture series7.30-8.30pm / Westgate Hall, Westgate Street SO14 2AY £4.50 (£3.50 FOSMAG, SCMAS)

To book your event please contact the SeaCity Museum

admin team on 023 8083 4172Or email museums@southampton.gov.uk

How to bookAdvance booking is essential for all our ticketed talks, workshops and events

By telephone

023 8083 4536In person

Book places for gallery, museum events and workshops, at the Gallery Shop, Gallery Foyer, Civic Centre, SO14 7LP

Open daily 10am-5pm

Cancellations must be received seven working days prior to event for a refund to be given. Cancellations received after this period will not be refunded.

For more details of listings visit www.southampton.gov.uk/whatson

Venue hireThe Gallery and Museums all offer unusual and inspiring venues for corporate and private events including wedding ceremonies, training days, drinks and canapé receptions. For more details about individual venue facilities, or to arrange a viewing contact the admin team on 023 8083 4172 or email museums@southampton.gov.uk for more details.

You can find a parking map at www.southampton.gov.uk/parking

Adult groups and team building daysTry something different this year for your group’s annual visit or team building day. Whether you want to get messy and hands-on, stay clean but do something creative or find out tales of your city’s heritage we can put together a day that will be engaging, beneficial and memorable for your group.

Sessions can take place at any of our venues, focus on art, history or combine interesting elements from across our diverse collections. Participants will get to know each other in a relaxed and friendly environment.

For more information email gallery.education@southampton.gov.uk

Visitorinformation Visit www.southampton.gov.uk/whatson

The Museums and Gallery are open daily 10am-5pm

ArchivesBasement, South Block, Civic Centre, Civic Centre Road SO14 7LYEmail: museums@southampton.gov.ukTel: 023 8083 2251

SeaCity Museum Havelock Road, Southampton, SO12 7FYPrices for the museum entry including special exhibition:

Adults £8.50

Concessions (students, children aged 5-16 years and adults over 60) £6

Family (2 adults and 3 children) £25

Group travel (minimum of 10 people, advance booking and payment only) £6.50

Joint ticket for Tudor House and Garden £11.50

Under 5s FREE

Disabled person’s carer FREE

Email: museums@southampton.gov.ukTel: 023 8083 3007 www.seacitymuseum.co.uk

Southampton City Art GalleryFirst Floor, North Block, Civic Centre, Commercial Road, Southampton, SO14 7LPEmail: museums@southampton.gov.ukTel: 023 8083 2277

Tudor House and GardensSt Michael’s Square, Bugle Street, Old Town, Southampton SO14 2ADTickets include free audio tour for adults or children.

Adult £4.75

Concessions (students and adults over 60) £3.75

Children aged 5-16 years £3

Family (2 adults and 3 children) £12

Under 5s FREE

Disabled person’s carer FREE

Email: museums@southampton.gov.ukTel: 023 8083 4242www.tudorhouseandgarden.com

Westgate Hall Westgate Street, off Bugle Street, Southampton, SO14 2AVEmail: museums@southampton.gov.ukTel: 023 8083 4563

free

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SeaCity Museum shop is FREE

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