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Raw Vision is a magazine first published in 1989 with the express purpose of bringing the phenomena of Outsider Art to a wide public.

In November 2009 I got involved with these wonderful people who are trying to bring change and comfort to those who are dispossessed of basic human rights.

Chisenhale Art Place is a unique centre for artists, art production, education, performance and exhibition.

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Yard Dog Gallery is based in Austin, Texas. It's roots are in folk and outsider art from North America. They also show art by many contemporary artists who work in a folky, funky vernacular.

In short Nicholas Treadwell is a man in love with art. His enthusiasm has helped nurture many young artists. Nick has promoted the Superhumanism art movement, which is defined as an art of urban living, conveyed in a vivid and accessible way.

England & Co art gallery specifies no stylistic or generational specialization and from the beginning, the gallery programme has alternated between contemporary art and explorations of relatively recent art history.

2009 - "Monsters from the Canal": Our Lady's School, Poplar, London

           "Sculptures in 10 Schools": Buckinghamshire Partnership of Schools

2008 - "Flowers and Under the Sea": Evelina Hospital, London

2007 - "Health Hut": Hackney Free Secondary School, London

            "Wildlife": Inglebourne Sure Start Centre, Romford

            "Giant": Edwina Lambert School, Hornchurch

2006 - "Tree of Knowledge": Gordon Primary School, Greenwich, London

            "Playing with Possibilities": Columbia Road Nursery School by Magic Me working             with puppet maker Polly Laycock

2005 - "We Love Sport & Art": Hackney Free Secondary School, Hackney, London

            "Under the Sea" Eltham Green Secondary School, Greenwich, London

2004 - "I Love Art": Galleons School, Becton, London (Funded by Arts Council of England)

2003 - "Flower Garden": Great Ormand Street Hospital, London

            "Celebration of Learning": Alma Primary School, Enfield, London

2001 - "Tree of Life": Place for All, London

            "The Keeper": Ronald Openshaw Early Years Centre, Newham, London

            "Monster": Willow Early Years Centre, Holloway, London (Funded by London Arts & Paul             Hamlyn Trust)

1998 - "Arch": Downs Estate, Funded by Groundwork Hackney in collaboration with Tenants             Association

1996 - "Pandora's Box": Central Foundation Boys School (Funded by the Crafts Council)

            "The World of Sport": John Keble Primary School (Funded by Harlesden City Challenge)