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On Saturday 16th March, LINDT will be hosting a very special Easter event with in-store discounts and sampling of Lindor truffles for the grown-ups and free Easter activity packs , including a free mini Gold Bunny. Shoppers will also have the opportunity to enter a competition to win a giant Gold Bunny soft toy worth over £100! Action for Children are delighted that Lindt will also be collecting donations for the charity on Saturday.

Jack Brindley is an emerging young artist living and working in London. Currently studying Painting at the Royal College of Art, Jack’s body of work spans painting, sculpture, photography and print. Interested in the construction of visual and verbal languages, his work explores how expression is generated in relation to its position in society and culture.
His group exhibitions in 2012 included ‘Bloomberg New Contemporaries’, ICA London and Liverpool, and ‘Dromology’, South Square Gallery, Bradford. In 2011 he was awarded a residency by the Architectural Foundation at the South Kilburn Studios.

Home > Join the Hunt > Photography Competition The Big Egg Hunt Photo Competition Calling all aspiring photographers and amateur snappers! The Big Egg Hunt, in partnership with the World Photography Organisation, is launching The Big Egg Hunt Photo Competition – a chance for you to show off your eggstraordinary camera skills! As you know, … Read more

Whilst working as a bricklayer’s labourer Frank Laws developed an admiration for the skill and hard work of the tradesman alongside an appreciation of buildings themselves. Frank completed an MA at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, and now lives between his studio in London and Paris, where he works as an in-house artist for Louis Vuitton. He has presented his work at the V&A, the British Library, Somerset House, Lazarides Gallery, The Print House Gallery and The Orange Dot Gallery.

Natasha Mann is an artist specialising in traditional Moroccan painting known as zouaq. Born in London, she developed an interest in North Africa and Islamic art after travelling to the region as a child. As part of her degree she spent a year living in Fes, the capital of traditional arts in Morocco, where she undertook a ten-month apprenticeship with a local master craftsman in traditional Moroccan zouaq. Natasha is a QEST scholar and is currently studying for an MA at the Prince’s School of Traditional Arts.

Home > Join the Hunt > Photography Competition The Big Egg Hunt Photo Competition Calling all aspiring photographers and amateur snappers! The Big Egg Hunt, in partnership with the World Photography Organisation, is launching The Big Egg Hunt Photo Competition – a chance for you to show off your eggstraordinary camera skills! As you know, … Read more

Yuki Aruga studied Fine Art Painting at Camberwell College of Arts, and lives and works in London. Yuki’s work is concerned with our perceptions of time, mortality and legacy; the notion that the inexplicable severance of life from our physical selves at the point of death renders the body a discarded husk. Her recent floral paintings and prints attempt to immortalize and honour the transience of nature. Yuki has been selected and shortlisted for a number of exhibitions and awards, including Salon Contemporary’s Best of the UK and Wildlife Artist of the Year.
Yuki’s egg springs naturally from her body of work, decorated with the roses that have formed the subject of many of her paintings. Here Yuki talks about her time working on the egg, and how it has evolved from her creations last year:
“When I’m working in my studio I tend to have films I know well and love playing in the background. Last year the two eggs that I painted were named after the lead characters in Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Eglantine and Emelius; needless to say, I had that film on a lot when I was working on those two. Eglantine came first and is actually the name of a species of rose. When I was approached to do a second, it only seemed right to name him Emelius. This year I wanted to keep the title of the egg as a name, but make it a bit more personal…so I named her after my little niece, Lyra May West, who’ll be turning two just as the egg hunt finishes in April.”
Gold-leaf has featured prominently in Yuki’s work, particularly in her lino print works, and here takes pride of place, as a resplendent crown atop an exquisitely refined and delicate piece.

Home > Join the Hunt > Photography Competition The Big Egg Hunt Photo Competition Calling all aspiring photographers and amateur snappers! The Big Egg Hunt, in partnership with the World Photography Organisation, is launching The Big Egg Hunt Photo Competition – a chance for you to show off your eggstraordinary camera skills! As you know, … Read more

Media Media Welcome to The Lindt Big Egg Hunt media centre.The media team is available to answer journalists enquiries about The Lindt Big Egg Hunt.We can also handle interview requests for artists or celebrity egg ambassadors, as well requests for images, video and other content.You can contact the media team on 020 3124 0667 or … Read more