Gone to the dogs ; TALK OF THE TOWN ++ BOIL BENEFIT ++ Openings, closings, people and places From: The Independent on Sunday | Date: February 4, 2007 | Copyright 2007 The Independent on Sunday. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

When five-year-old Jensen Parsons drew a sketch of a dog called Boil, he had no idea that versions of Boil would end up selling for thousands of pounds at auction. Kylie's Boil seems a bargain at [pound]3,500 when compared to the [pound]10,000 for Antony Gormley's or [pound]15,000 for Jake and Dinos Chap-man's. But it's all for an excellent cause: the money raised will help build a new clinical wing for Great Ormond Street.

The idea came from Jensen's stepfather, osteopath Simon Freed...

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