Down to the Bone: Benefit for Street Dogs
Down to the Bone, a collective pop-up exhibition raising funds for street dogs, will be taking place at the Onca Gallery, Brighton from Wednesday, September 25 to Monday, September 30. In recognition and support of street dogs living overseas, over 60 artists will exhibit their work from varied disc
Down to the Bone, a collective pop-up exhibition raising funds for street dogs, will be taking place at the Onca Gallery, Brighton from Wednesday, September 25 to Monday, September 30.
In recognition and support of street dogs living overseas, over 60 artists will exhibit their work from varied disciplines, including Romany Mark Bruce, sculptor of the AIDS Memorial, and controversial poet and artist Vince Laws, whose living poem This Pope is Pants was banned from Brighton’s Jubilee Library in February during LGBT history month, prior to the Pope resigning.
Event: Down to the Bone
Where: ONCA Gallery, 14 St George’s Place, Brighton
When: Wednesday, September 25 to Monday, September 30.
Entry: One can of dog food to help build ‘Dog Food Mountain’
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