in At Home with Duggie Fields | 15 AUG 19

At Home with Duggie Fields

A frieze commissioned film: Artist Duggie Fields leads a tour of the home and studio in London’s Earls Court that he’s lived in for more than 50 years (and once shared with the musician and co-founder of Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett)

in At Home with Duggie Fields | 15 AUG 19
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