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Respect, excellence, friendship, courage, determination and equality of London was used as a source of inspiration for the artwork that reflects the values ​​of the most important games. To celebrate London's hosting this year's Olympic and Paralympic Games, which is Louis Vuitton store on Bond Street in the city to present a collection of specially commissioned prints by British artists. The exhibition begins ninth July and ends on 11 September at 160 New Bond Street. Since 1912, every city of the Olympic Games or a selected number of posters to celebrate the Games. This year a large group of twelve artists were chosen by the Committee of the commissioning. The artists have responded to the request of the Commission to use London as a source of inspiration, while the interpretation of the key values ​​of the Olympic and Paralympic Games: respect, excellence, friendship, courage, determination and equality. Artists such as Bob and Robert Smith, Sam Morris, Anthea Hamilton, Bridget Riley, Fiona Banner, Martin Creed, Rachel Whiteread, Michael Craig-Martin, Gary Hume, Tracey Emin, Chris Ofili, and Howard Hodgkin.