A touring exhibition of Lord Lichfields photographs starts at the Tom Blau Gallery London. The exhibition aims to raise awareness of Scoliosis with a collection of stunning photographs of personalities and ordinary people, some of whom, have suffered with this condidtion.

Ronnie Corbet	Linford Christie
Hannah Richards	Sarah Cox
Peter Roberts
Christopher Weatherley

The prints are beautifully printed by Ian Lewis using the latest Epson Stylus 9600 printer. All the prints are for sale with a precentage being donated to the Scoliosis Association.

The 'Getting it Straight' Exhibition

The Tom Blau Gallery, 21 Queen Elizabeth Street, London SE1
Open to public Tuesday 11 June - Saturday 15 June 2002

The Lowry Exhibition Centre, Salford Quays, Manchester
Open to public Friday 23rd August - Thursday 29th August 2002

Belfast Waterfront Hall Conference & Concert Centre, Lanyon Place
Open to public Thursday 5th September - Thursday 12th September 2002

The Lighthouse, 56 Mitchell Street, Glasgow
Open to public Friday 20th September - Thursday 26th September

The Norwegian Church Arts Centre, Waterfront Park, Harbour Drive, Cardiff
Open to public Thursday 3rd October - Wednesday 9th October 2002

ABOUT SCOLIOSIS
Scoliosis is alateral curvature of the spine that develops in childhood, and which can mean years of treatment and major surgery to correct. About 3 per 1000 children may develop some degree of scoliosis.

If left untreated the curvature can become very severe and seriously affect a child's appearance and health. It is vital that scoliosis is diagnosed and treated early, and for this to happen people need to know about it and how to detect it in a growing child.

For further details about the exhibitions, please contact SAUK on 020 8960 7110.

Exhibition sponsors - Epson UK & Olympus