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The egg features Cartoon Network’s alien morphing boy superhero Ben 10 and it’s as much about the inside as the outside! Peer through the Omnitrix magnified port holes and catch sight of brand new aliens from Ben 10 Omniverse in dramatic green lighting. The egg design features Ben 10’s trademark green, plus you can download the free app and scan the Ben 10 logo on the egg plinth to watch a Ben 10 video and have your photo taken with Ben!

Alexis Harding graduated from Goldsmiths College in 1995. Since then he has subjected painting to what he refers to as ‘a singular physical strain’. His work emerged as an antagonistic and unruly take on the process-painting movement of the 90’s and has developed into a wider practice that explores and celebrates the intersections between abstraction and representation.
In the past fifteen years, Alexis has exhibited widely in the UK and internationally, winning the prestigious John Moores Painting Prize in 2004. He has recently had solo exhibitions at Mummery+Schnelle, London and Two Rooms Gallery, New Zealand. Alexis lives and works in London.
Here’s what Alexis has to say about Egg Regrets:
“For a long time the egg just sat there in the studio, distracting me. It soon became like a type of sponge and a depository for the studio residue. Paint residue and paint skins that would fall off the paintings would end up on it and wrapped up rolls of masking tape, brushes, sieves, knee pads. And then it became a site to put things ‘in’, after I smashed it up and drilled holes in it! I was hoping I could change it and get it close to a Lucio Fontana egg. This failed and it’s become something else: it’s absurd and yet it feels like the objects and gutters I use to make the paintings, so it’s connected to the work. It taught me to be a bit free-er in the studio and it’s funny and sad at the same time.”

1 St Christophe… 2 Mayfair 3 Knightsbridge… 4 Green Park 5 St James’s Park 6 Piccadilly 7 Trafalgar Square 8 Carnaby Street 9 Covent Garden 10 Southbank 11 The City 12 Canary Wharf Zone Search for 81Scrambled Eg…by Catrina L. Stewart 33Sliceby Paul Kelley 93Where’s Wally?by Martin Handford 209Charbonnel e…by Charbonnel et Walker 51Love & … Read more

Action for Children Action for Children Action for Children was delighted to team up with Lindt this Easter to bring you The Lindt Big Egg Hunt. Our fun family event started in London, Covent Garden and then kick started a non-stop tour of the UK, offering exciting egg-hunts, giant chocolate bunnies and uniquely designed eggs … Read more

Over the past two weeks, egg hunters have been cracking eggs-elent puns on Twitter, as part of our #BigEggPun competition. Picking the best pun from the 170 entries we received was EGG-stremely hard… but our judges had never had that much fun!

Artist and designer Marcus Tremonto received international recognition for his innovative work from the solo exhibition entitled ‘Lightworks’ for Phillips De Pury and Company in 2007. Following that, he was chosen for the coveted Swarovski Crystal Palace in Milan 2008.
He has exhibited internationally from Milan’s Salone del Mobile to The Pavillon des Art et du Design in Paris/London and Frieze Art in London. He has also designed collections for MOSS in New York.
He has a New York-based design studio, Treluce Studios, that was founded with wife and partner Monica Tremonto in 2002.

1 St Christophe… 2 Mayfair 3 Knightsbridge… 4 Green Park 5 St James’s Park 6 Piccadilly 7 Trafalgar Square 8 Carnaby Street 9 Covent Garden 10 Southbank 11 The City 12 Canary Wharf Zone Search for 1The Big Bang…by Aisha Caan 2Birth of Lilithby Kristina Kurkina 3Angel Hatchingby Anita Klein 4The Golden C…by Andrew Logan … Read more

Home > About > Fabergé Fabergé Le Collier Plume D’Or Fabergé, the legendary jeweller, presents a spectacular one of a kind jewelled masterpiece, created specifically for the Fabergé Big Egg Banquet charity auction on 20th March, 2012. Le Collier Plume d’Or, the Golden Feather necklace, is one of a series of unique couture egg pendants, … Read more

Gordon Beswick was educated at Newcastle Under Lyme and Brighton College of Art. Gordon Beswick’s films have been shown at Tate Britain, The South London Gallery and The Institute of Contemporary Art. Harry Pye has curated many exhibitions including ‘100 Mothers’, ‘Viva Pablo’ and ‘For Peel’. Collaborative paintings by Gordon and Harry have appeared in celebrated shows at Sartorial Contemporary Art in King’s Cross and Galeria Thomas Cohn in Sao Paulo.
In November 2012 Beswick & Pye were featured in The Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Gallery.

Owen graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2003, and from the Royal College of Art in 2005. He has since undertaken residencies in the UK, France, Malta and Belize. He lives and works in London.
Owen’s primary materials are wood, metal and stone which he crafts as individual elements, collectively developing their own sense of character. The works become animators of space or performers, creating events in particular places.
His exhibitions in 2012 include ‘Force Field’, Marsden Woo Gallery, London and ‘ING Discerning Eye Exhibition’, where he was an ING Purchase Prize winner, at The Mall Galleries, London.