Scott Campbell always almost there
Scott Campbell “Always almost there” solo exhibition is goin’ on at LAZARIDES Gallery in London; if you consider yourself a Campbell work lover, both on skin and paper, book a flight (if you’re not already there) to London and shop at LaZ.inc while admiring Campbell things.
The exhibition will go till the end of october, so you’re still in time…c’mon!
For further info about Scott Campbell point and click here, while if you wanna get to the exhibition point and click here.
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