Art exhibition at Porsche Centre Glasgow
01/12/2017
Over the weekend of 18 and 19 November, Porsche Centre Glasgow was delighted to hold an art exhibition featuring local artist Mo Shankland at our Centre.
Mo is an extremely talented artist and has created paintings and ceramics which represent her travels. The theme of her exhibition was ‘wish you were here’.
Guests were able to explore the showroom where the entire Porsche model range was on display and our team were on hand to answer any Porsche related queries. Drinks and canapé’s were also served throughout the evening.
Please contact Katie Shevlin on 0141 885 6911 or info@porscheglasgow for more information about our Centre events.
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