Poop — Not Pop —Art
Brian "Skinny" McCabe will feature 13 .paintings in one-night show at Hi Tone Cafe
Art by Hi Tone Cafe owner Brian “Skinny” McCabe will be featured in a one night show at his club. (Credit: Michael Donahue)
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