Pub cellars traditionally are not the most inviting places, damp, cold, dark holes, often the dwelling place of furry four pawed mammals of the rodent variety. Unsurprisingly such Dickensian rooms are often off limits to the general public and mask a multitude of sins. There is however, one pub in East London who aims turn such preconceptions on there head by opening its cellar to the public. Drawers Gallery launches tonight in the basement of the infamous Haggerston Pub, Dalston. On display will be works by Nathan Webb, showcasing a selection of sculpture, images and 'doodles'. The show runs until the 22nd June.
