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Sabine Bungert
Exhibition of Sabine’s photographs opens this afternoon at Darlington Arts Centre, Vane Terrace. Click through to see her website.
While down that way, you might also look in to see Louise Taylor’s work at the Greenfield Community & Arts Centre in Newton Aycliffe until the end of July. There’ll be an interview with Louise about her newest work coming soon. Watch this space, as goes the cliche.
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