Friday 19th August 2016, Bermondsey, London: Today, MORE TH>N opens a contemporary art exhibition just for dogs in London. Artist Dominic Wilcox has created a series of interactive, contemporary art installations for dogs to enjoy, with each artwork based on an activity they love to do to encourage people to #PlayMore with their pets. This picture: A Springer Spaniel with Catch – A multimedia installation that simulates a frisbee bouncing around a screen designed to captivate dogs. For further information please contact Rachel Aldersley at Cow PR on 020 7234 9156 or morethan@cowpr.com PR Handout – free for editorial usage. Copyright: © Mikael Buck / MORE TH>N
Friday 19th August 2016, Bermondsey, London: Today, MORE TH>N opens a contemporary art exhibition just for dogs in London. Artist Dominic Wilcox has created a series of interactive, contemporary art installations for dogs to enjoy, with each artwork based on an activity they love to do to encourage people to #PlayMore with their pets. This picture: A border terrier, German Shepherd Rottweiler and English Pointer look at paintings in the exhibition. For further information please contact Rachel Aldersley at Cow PR on 020 7234 9156 or morethan@cowpr.com PR Handout – free for editorial usage. Copyright: © Mikael Buck / MORE TH>N
Read a crazy article. Dogs love art, if art is designed with them in mind. 1st ever canine-centric art show was created by London artist Dominic Wilcox. Huge research about canine visual system, mix of scents in artworks.
Dogs happily interacted with art, seemed to love their visit. Apparently, tails were wagging like crazy at giant dog food bowl filled with brown balls on canvas.
Did they have specific aesthetic experiences? Multimedia simulated frisbees bouncing around on screen to captivate dogs. Artworks painted in canine-friendly colour schemes, open car window simulators, scents like meat, bones, old shoes.
So cute, adorable….