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Seaside Sauce – an exhibition by local LGBTQ+ artist Dave Pop!

Seaside Sauce, a saucy art exhibition by local LGBTQ+ artist Dave Pop!, is open at the Fishing Quarter Gallery on Brighton seafront

Seaside Sauce, a saucy art exhibition by local LGBTQ+ artist Dave Pop!, is open at the Fishing Quarter Gallery on Brighton seafront till Tuesday, September 22.

Dave Pop!, says: ‘Full of sexy gals and cheeky boys, original paintings, drawings, prints and posters for sale. I’ll be there all week, so please pop in and say hello!’

Seaside Sauce is open Friday & Saturday 10am-7.30 pm, Monday & Tuesday 10am-6pm, and is located at Fishing Quarter Gallery, King’s Road, Brighton BN1 1NB.

Dave Pop! is a Brighton-based artist, specialising in bright, bold pop art. For more info, CLICK HERE

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