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Pauline Forster (born 1949, Carlisle) is an English artist, performer, musician, designer and landlady of The George Tavern in the East End of London.^[1] She was previously known under the name Wilson-Copp. She is best known for her Dog On^[2] performance, a mirrored Ford Capri outside the Tate Modern on its opening day, 8 May 2000.

^ "Stepney’s nightclub under threat", BBC London, January 2008.
^ "Britain's new Tate Modern museum 'a cathedral of cool'", CNN, 8 May 2000.