1st April – 21st April 2011
If you love dogs and art there’s probably no better exhibition on at the moment than Rob Clarke and The A- Z of Dogs at Rebecca Hossack – wonderful portraits of your furry friends made all the better with great almost human expressions also unlike most art galleries dogs are allowed to come along as well !! Woof Woof
More Info:www.r-h-g.co.uk/
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