Mick
Dean’s latest exhibition of paintings reflect his particular concern
with erosion; not simply the quiet force of nature and it’s effects
along the banks of the river Thames, but as a Londoner of over fifty years,
also the way his childhood memories from this area have altered with the
passing of time.
Though only
graduating from City and Guilds with a first class degree in painting
in 2003, Mick’s previous 37 years as a professional photographer
specialising in still life have had an obvious impact upon his work with
the brush: His seasoned eye for the delicate play of tone and contrast
combined with his careful and contemplative study of his subject matter
has ensured a stunning series of works.
Recent exhibitions
of Mick’s work include the Hutson Gallery in London’s West
End and the Standpoint Gallery, London N1 as well as the New British Art
Gallery at the London Art Fair in Jan. 2004. Mick is also distinguished
by a commission from the Lord Mayor of London’s Office.
Exhibiting
alongside Mick at the gallery are paintings of sea and skyscapes by David
John Senior.
Open to the
public from 2nd - 31st July 2004. Weds-Fri 12:00-18:00, Sat 11:00-17:00
gallery@one0two Studio one0two, Tea Building,
58 Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JJ.
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