Window Works by Sean Ellcombe RGI Glasgow
Friday 23 October 2020 at 12
RGI Kelly Gallery announces first exhibition since lockdown with Sean Ellcombe Exhibition.
Ellcombe is a Glasgow born and based artist. He specialises in a painting practice, and installation developments around the history and physiologies of the painted surface.
Ellcombe’s exhibition ‘Window Works’ will open on the 23rd October, 2020. The Gallery is currently working to ensure that a socially distance guidelines in place. Keep up to date with information about event on Facebook.
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