'They Are Not Yours' Exhibition at Project Slogan!

Some snaps from the tail end of the They Are Not Yours, They Are Not Mine, They Are Someone Else's Most Of The Time exhibition @ Project Slogan. The brief for the show was work that is not altogether 2D, leaving the mind open to interpret it how you will. I submitted my little Happy Forrest piece from the A4 show and was chuffed to be included along side Craig Barrowman, Hanhah Harkes & Roos to name a few. The exhibition is running over December and Sarah has some trusty new helpers in the shape of Fiona and Marianne so pop in between 10 - 3 Monday to Friday!

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