Serge V's Spaceship Earth Exhibition 24th October to 7th November 2011
This week, and next, sees Serge Seidlitz's first solo exhibition come to our very own space, The Coningsby Gallery.
There will be lots of limited edition screen prints (all printed by Serge's hairy hands over the summer at London print club), various hand woven rugs all the way from Nepal, limited edition hand printed T-shirts, full colour digitally printed art prints and also, the first public viewing of his customised upholstered chair.
Everything will be available to buy on the night with Serge trying as hard as possible to keep prices down and make everything as affordable as possible.
Hope to see you here, the PV is Tuesday the 25th of October. Please RSVP to info@debutart.com
More info here at the Serge Vs. Spaceship Earth Facebook fan page. Click LIKE now!
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