Art exhibition just for dogs opens in London

A contemporary art show opens this weekend in London with exhibits exclusively for dogs.

The exhibit inlcudes a simulated frisbee bouncing around a park and an oversized dog bowl filled to the brim with over 1,000 play balls made to look like dog food.

Artist, Dominic Wilcox, said: “While it’s certainly one of the more interesting challenges I’ve faced in my career, it feels great to have created such a truly unique collection of interactive artworks for a completely new audience.

“I’m looking forward to seeing how many tail wags I get in approval”

One of the artist’s interactive exhibits is an open car window simulator where a giant fan wafts a dog’s favorite scents through the air as a trio of dogs pop their heads through the windows of a pop art style car.

The exhibition has been commisioned by the insurance company MORE TH>N as part of the PlayMore campaign, which encourages owners to spend more time playing with their pet.

In addition to creating interactive installations for dogs, Dominic Wilcox has also curated original paintings and multimedia exhibits for dogs to admire by collaborating with a collective of five other British artists.

The exhibition opens to the public on Friday 19th and Saturday 20th August on Tanner Street.