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CanonWorld Unseen photography exhibition arrives in Dublin


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anon UK & Ireland has announced the next chapter of its ‘World Unseen’


photography exhibition, now coming to Dublin in partnership with the Photo Museum Ireland.


Open to the public from February 11 to 15, 2026, this immersive and accessible exhibition showcases the power of Canon’s PRISMAelevate XL software and the Arizona printer series, and its impact of enriching lives and businesses. The images that visitors can expect to see, are adapted to not only raise awareness of accessibility in the arts but also highlight how inclusive design can enhance experiences for all audiences.


Guido Jacobs, managing director, Canon UK & Ireland, said: “We believe that everyone should be able to experience the power of visual storytelling. ‘World Unseen’ is a testament to how technology can break down barriers and create meaningful, inclusive experiences for all.” Trish Lambe, CEO and artistic director, Photo Museum Ireland, said: “By opening up new sensory pathways into photography, World Unseen invites every visitor, sighted or visually impaired, to engage with images in a deeper, more connected way. We’re proud to host it here, for free, and for everyone.”


Canon World Unseen exhibition embraces accessibility


S Mosaic art brings awareness to South Norwood Park


ign Trade Supplies has donated materials to London-based artist, Corin Ashleigh Brown, to help her create mosaic art to inspire change in attitudes towards littering in her local park.


Along with the donated materials, Ms Brown received a mini-grant from local community group WeLoveSE25. Sign Trade Supplies’ customer service team worked with Ms Brown to find the best mounting solution, recommending and supplying black aluminium sign channels to ensure the mosaic could be safely and securely installed.


Donated materials from STS helped to create the mosaic art


Ms Brown said: “The support from Sign Trade Supplies meant I could focus on the creative side, knowing the installation would be strong, professional, and long-lasting.” The collaboration was a reminder for the company that functional signage doesn’t have to be ordinary. Garrick Dartnell, head of marketing at Sign Trade Supplies, said: “We love seeing projects like this. It’s a great example of how signage can do more than inform; it can connect people and bring character to a community.”


Wrights Plastics secures global display partnership with JD Sports


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Wrights Plastics supplied display products for JD Sports Trafford Centre store


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rights Plastics has revealed its role as a global display and POS


partner to JD Sports.


The partnership sees the West Bromwich-based manufacturer design and manufacture a wide range of in-store display elements, including illuminated signage and glow boxes to modular POS units and vinyl graphic packs. Andy Watkins, commercial director, said: “Supporting JD Sports at this scale is a major milestone for our team and a great


example of the capability and flexibility of UK manufacturing.”


All items are produced at the company’s 42,000sq ft West Bromwich facility, drawing on in-house expertise in acrylic fabrication, LED integration, and CNC engineering.


Wrights Plastics supplies to JD Sports stores globally, with one of the manufacturer’s largest recent projects including the production of more than 70 bespoke display units for JD Sports’ flagship Manchester Trafford Centre store – described at launch as the largest JD store in the world.


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