Two artist's proofs of the drypoint 'Ecce Homo' will be included in the Woolwich Print Fair from 3rd - 6th November.
"Inspired by bivvy nights spent on the barren moors close to his home, a sense of ghosts from the distant past rising up from the ground to walk  amongst us, pervades much of Moor's graphic work"
woolwichprintfair.com
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Mike's interview for the Flux Review can be read here:
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​Prayer for Ukraine 🇺🇦 Conte, charcoal and acrylic 61x46cm

Forgive me reappropriating a previous drawing:
​The figure represents Mother Ukraine holding in one hand a sword from which sprouts new life and in the other a declaration of intent. Putin, the infantile despot in the background pisses into the wind. The howling gales of war rage while Mother Ukraine offers succour to the anxious boy and dogs.

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​Mike has been included in the February 2022 Flux exhibition. He is showing 4 etchings. The virtual show can be accessed here:
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The Flux Review Exhibition

It's been an unexpected pleasure to see my wine label art gracing many instagram posts.
Grim visions inspired by Goya's heart rending 'Little Prisoner' etching, printed in a little Yorkshire studio reaching high society across the globe. You just can never tell.

A large view of the Running Crow being shown on the Bradford Big Screen striding across the barren wastes of no-man's land (Yorkshire).

​Drypoint Etching in sepia 40x35cm

​My work has been included in Bradford's Big Screen event which will be shown throughout January and February in City Park. Three etchings and a statement will appear in loop sequence followed by  five other artists with three examples of their work.

The showcase has been organised by Colin Neville  with Bradford City Council to promote the best of culture in the region and is likely to play a key role in preparation for the City of Culture 2025 bid. The digital slide show begins at 12:30pm every day.


With thanks to Bradford T&A and Keighley News for their generous coverage of the event

 
Preparing work to take to Newcastle either framed or cellophane wrapped for the browsers. 34 in all. I'm looking forward to having space in the studio and house again which currently looks like a bric-a-brac store.

Mike has been included on the
Not Just Hockney website, a wealth of information and images about artists connected to the region:

'This non-commercial website is an illustrated guide to professional artists past and present who were born, or have made their home, in what is now known as the Bradford Metropolitan District – including David Hockney.'
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Colin Neville, creative mind of the site.
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