If you thought art was only for humans, we’ve got news for you. Last Friday, Dominic Wilcox opened the world’s first art exhibition for dogs – ‘Play More’.
Titles ‘Play More’, the exhibition was open for just 2 days in London last week. It featured a bunch of interactive installations that helped stimulate the four-legged furballs physically and mentally. From a dog bowl-shaped ball pool to an open car window simulator to a screen that simulates a frisbee bouncing around a screen – this was the place to be for any pup. Check out some pics from the event below.
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Last week, Dominic Wilcox opened the world’s first art exhibition for dogs
It features paintings that employ colors within dogs’ visual spectrum and are hung at their eye level
A 10-feet-wide dog bowl
Filled with 1,000 dog food-shaped balls
For the pups to play in
A screen that simulates a frisbee bouncing around
Dancing water jets that jump from one dog bowl to another
An open car window simulator
With a giant fan that blows scents of old shoes and raw meat through the air
And much more
