Were you among the 23,000 people who visited Mutiny In Colour in West Suffolk?

Did you see Mutiny In Colour exhibition held at Moyse's Hall Museum Haverhill Arts Centre and the National Horse Racing Museum this summer?

Mutiny in Colour, which included work by Banksy, Blek Le Rat, Damien Hirst, Grayson Perry, Swoon, My Dog Sighs and many more, closed at the beginning of this month after a four-month run.

We've had brilliant feedback from visitors.

Here, Cllr Ian Shipp, West Suffolk Council's Cabinet Member for Leisure and Culture, Daniel Schumann, creative arts director at Haverhill Arts Centre and Hon Frances Stanley, Chairman of the Board of Trustees at the National Horseracing Museum discuss the success of Mutiny.

We also spoke to Mark Cordell from Our Bury St Edmunds, Natalie Robinson from Love Newmarket, Sue Warren from Bury St Edmunds and Beyond, Tracey Harding from Discover Newmarket and Haverhill Mayor Cllr David Smith from Haverhill Town Council to discuss the impact Mutiny has had both in terms of the town centres, the local arts scene and tourism.