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August 20, 2006
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Available now a new 'Widget' for Apple's Mac OS X Tiger 'Dashboard'. Developed by Andrew Hedges in the USA the widget offers an exhibition of 40 of John's best paintings and their associated stories. The widget opens up with a splash screen featuring John's Seagull and can be 'flipped' over to reveal a series of links to John's work. The widget links to Eden and Alan Titchmarsh's web sites as well as www.johndyer.info

Widget Exhibition. The Art of John Dyer
Now you can have 40 of John Dyer's amazing paintings on your dashboard. Arrange them across your screen to hang your very own exhibition. The Widget contains paintings of Alan Titchmarsh's and Kim Wilde's gardens, many from the iconic Eden Project in the UK, including John's latest painting for Live 8, as well as paintings from Costa Rica, the Philippines, France, Italy and the UK. The widget can be flipped over to reveal links to the fascinating ethno-botanical stories behind John's work.