Ketchum Pleon London Hosts Photographer Karin Gunnarsson

Splash of Colours and Joy of the Urban Garden on Display at 'Art@Ketchum Pleon'

LONDON, January 18 - Works by Karin Gunnarsson, a Swedish-born photography graduate
from the Royal College of Art, are being featured at the Art@Ketchum Pleon
exhibition now through to the beginning of March 2010.

Gunnarsson's dramatically innovative and colourful photo
series 'Some Time in my Garden' uses creative lighting techniques. Her
painterly photographs explore relationships between people, their "masks",
external objects and surroundings - all existing in a fantastical urban
garden, where the bright colours of nature make their own powerful statement.
The beauty and style of her works were inspired by her time in London and its
extraordinary vibe, and take spectators on a journey within the extended
reality of a utopian urban environment.

The Art@Ketchum Pleon series is hosted by the London office of
Ketchum Pleon, a leading European public relations consultancy and part of
global public relations agency Ketchum. The programme offers local artists
the opportunity to show their work in an art gallery established in Ketchum
Pleon's London office, located at 35-41 Folgate Street. In its first year,
Art@Ketchum Pleon showcased the works of a number of famed British artists,
including works by one of the U.K.'s leading linocut artists Paul Catherall,
as well as John Lee Bird (artist), Gail Mallatratt (printer), Andy Whale
(photographer), Monica Curtin (photographer), Tom Frost (illustrator) and
Stephen Rothwell (artist).

"We are so pleased to host brilliant artists like Karin
Gunnarsson for our Art@Ketchum Pleon series," said David Gallagher, senior
partner and president, Ketchum Pleon, and CEO of Ketchum Pleon London. "Not
only does this programme foster creative thinking amongst Ketchum Pleon
employees, but it also allows us to open our doors to the larger London
community and to support these talented local artists."

The Karin Gunnarsson: Some Time In My Garden exhibition may be
viewed weekdays from 10.00am - 5.00pm from 18 January to 5 March 2010 at
Ketchum Pleon London, 35-41 Folgate Street, London, E1 6BX.

About the Artist

Karin Gunnarsson is a recent photography graduate from the
Royal College of Art. Originally from Sweden, she has lived and worked in
London for the past ten years. Since 2005 Karin has exhibited in London,
Paris, Amsterdam and Sweden, and has been shortlisted for Leica Prize
Mangroup Photography Prize in 2008. She is currently working on a new
continuing body of work that combines performance, installation and
photographic representation. Visit www.karingunnarsson.com for
additional information.

About Ketchum Pleon

Ketchum Pleon is one of the largest, most geographically
diverse communications consultancies and the established European market
leader. Worldwide, Ketchum has more than 2,000 employees in owned operations
and operates in 66 countries with more than 100 owned and affiliated offices.
Ketchum is a unit of Omnicom Group Inc. (NYSE:OMC;
www.omnicomgroup.com). Additional information on Ketchum Pleon and its
award-winning work can be found at www.ketchumpleon.com.

Photos available on request

Contact: Robyn Massey, +44(0)207611-3658, robyn.massey at ketchumpleon.com . Anastasia Ivanova, +44(0)20-7611-3669, anastasia.ivanova at ketchumpleon.com .