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Pollock or Bollock - open discussion

Thursday, 30 July 2009, 4:55 pm
Press Release: Roar Gallery

Come along and take part in our open discussion about
‘Bad Art’ – is there such a thing?

Join us on Friday 7th August, 1pm at ROAR! gallery (above Real Groovy).

ENDS

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