Mick Moon

In this comprehensive volume, art historian Mel Gooding provides an authoritative insight into Mick Moon’s practice and provides a definitive overview of his career. He argues that Moon is one of the most important artists of his generation and asserts his place as one of the key figures of post-war British art.

Mick Moon is the first monograph published on the artist and coincides with a major show of work at Alan Cristea Gallery, London.

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Material Hardback
Dimensions 28 x 24cm
EAN/ISBN 9781910350928
SKU 02088187

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Mick Moon RA was born in Edinburgh in 1937 and grew up in Blackpool. He studied at the Chelsea School of Art (1958–62) and later taught at the Slade School of Fine Art (1973–90). He was elected a Royal Academician in 1994 and his work now forms part of many public collections including those of the Scottish National Gallery, Tate and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

In June 2019 he will be the subject of an exhibition at Alan Cristea Gallery, London. Moon’s paintings and prints combine a wide variety of media and techniques in complex and intriguing layers. More recently, photographic elements have formed part of his practice, along with textural materials such as wood and cloth, which Moon combines with ink and paint.

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