Doug Fishbone: the stand-up conceptual artist

ArtReviewLive Events14 September 2018

Join stand-up conceptual artist Doug Fishbone as he premieres his first new major live work in several years, musing on everything from Pablo Escobar’s hippos to being abducted by aliens.

Join us Wednesday 26 September, 7pm

ArtReview Bar
1 Honduras Street, London EC1Y 0TH

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