Artist Rob Ryan, artist and papercutter extraordinaire has an exhibition on at the Air gallery in Dover Street, run by TAG fine arts.

It's free and it's on until 20th November, so pop along while you can and gaze at some of Rob's intricate artworks. As a fan, it's been really interesting to see his work change and progress – he's using a lot less colour than previous work and more intricate, smaller details combined with larger pieces overall. Above is the lovely lasercut card used to promote the exhibition and private view, plus a rather lo-fi iPhone photo taken at the exhibition.

Find more information about Rob and his work, have a look at www.misterrob.co.uk.

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