Visions for charity

Sarah Hemming Julian May
Friday 13 January 1995 00:02 GMT
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Poetic Vision is an exhibition and sale of unique original work by poets, novelists and photographers in aid of Barnado's. The charity, which works with about 22,000 children a year, has been given prints by Lord Lichfield, Cindy Palmano and Jilli an Edelstein (Colin Jackson and Linford Christie, above); also included is Eve Arnold's photograph of Chinese children in Peking, taken in 1979. Handwritten poems or stories by AS Byatt, Simon Armitage and Carol Ann Duffy (right, from `Penguin Selected P oems'), among many others, have also been donated. Writer Ruth Fainlight helped to organise the event: "Artists and children see with equal freshness, which is why I and so many other poets, writers and photographers are glad to contribute to this worthw hileproject.''

Private view and auction: Mon 16, 7.30-9pm, Imagination Gallery, 25 Store Street, WC1. Tickets £20, available from: Helen Hirons, Barnado's, Tanners Lane, Ilford, Essex IG6 1QG (081-550 8822). Public exhibition: Tue 17, 11am-5pm, free

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