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The Good Yout’ From Ghetto
27th of February at @fishtankworkshop_

Opening reception 6pm - 9pm, Thursday, 27th February 2025

Open 28th - 4th of March, 2025, by appointment via info@fishtankldn.com

This solo exhibition will consist of carefully considered pieces that reflect on my personal journey of discovery as a man an artist.

Drawing from sub cultural references and my local environment - expressed with two installations, large scale drawings, paintings and sculptures.

Location: 2 Beaconsfield Street, N1C 4AR.

Myself for @pauseonline BHM Feature: Come as You Are.

Head over to pausemag.co.uk for the full editorial and Interview.

Big Thanks to the Creative Team at Pause

Film Director/Video Editor: @tyra.chuck
Photographer: @karisbeau
Creative Direction/Producer: @johnson_gold
Casting: @johnson_gold / @taija_leorelle / @anique.bowen
Interviewer: @bea_fashioninglife

#blackhistorymonth #blackbritishartists #pauseonline #markdearartisit

Myself for @pauseonline BHM Feature: Come as You Are.

Head over to pausemag.co.uk for the full editorial and Interview.

Big Thanks to the Creative Team at Pause

Film Director/Video Editor: @tyra.chuck
Photographer: @karisbeau
Creative Direction/Producer: @johnson_gold
Casting: @johnson_gold / @taija_leorelle / @anique.bowen
Interviewer: @bea_fashioninglife

#blackhistorymonth #blackbritishartists #pauseonline #markdearartisit

Myself for @pauseonline BHM Feature: Come as You Are.

Head over to pausemag.co.uk for the full editorial and Interview.

Big Thanks to the Creative Team at Pause

Film Director/Video Editor: @tyra.chuck
Photographer: @karisbeau
Creative Direction/Producer: @johnson_gold
Casting: @johnson_gold / @taija_leorelle / @anique.bowen
Interviewer: @bea_fashioninglife

#blackhistorymonth #blackbritishartists #pauseonline #markdearartisit

Myself for @pauseonline BHM Feature: Come as You Are.

Head over to pausemag.co.uk for the full editorial and Interview.

Big Thanks to the Creative Team at Pause

Film Director/Video Editor: @tyra.chuck
Photographer: @karisbeau
Creative Direction/Producer: @johnson_gold
Casting: @johnson_gold / @taija_leorelle / @anique.bowen
Interviewer: @bea_fashioninglife

#blackhistorymonth #blackbritishartists #pauseonline #markdearartisit

Myself for @pauseonline BHM Feature: Come as You Are.

Head over to pausemag.co.uk for the full editorial and Interview.

Big Thanks to the Creative Team at Pause

Film Director/Video Editor: @tyra.chuck
Photographer: @karisbeau
Creative Direction/Producer: @johnson_gold
Casting: @johnson_gold / @taija_leorelle / @anique.bowen
Interviewer: @bea_fashioninglife

#blackhistorymonth #blackbritishartists #pauseonline #markdearartisit

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Join us this Wednesday April 29 for a conversation between Mark Dear and Gonçalo Neto.

Both artists work primarily through drawing, using it as a foundation to explore broader aspects of their practices. In this discussion, they will reflect on process, influence, and the evolving role of drawing within their work.

Mark Dear’s practice centres on drawing. Without formal training, he works instinctively, developing a playful yet expressive style characterised by loose lines, bold strokes, vivid colour, and exaggerated figures. His work balances realism with a romantic sensibility to explore symbolism, identity, and cross-cultural references.

Gonçalo Neto’s practice is rooted in drawing, with a keen ability to render emotion and atmosphere through line and tone. His work now extends across drawing, print, and sound. His most recent project, Portal, is a 36-page hand-illustrated comic following a man on an unexpected psychedelic journey through his own mind. Neto is also a music producer and co-runs the industrial sonics label SELN Recordings with Conrad Pack.

The event begins at 7pm and is open to the public.

Join us this Wednesday April 29 for a conversation between Mark Dear and Gonçalo Neto.

Both artists work primarily through drawing, using it as a foundation to explore broader aspects of their practices. In this discussion, they will reflect on process, influence, and the evolving role of drawing within their work.

Mark Dear’s practice centres on drawing. Without formal training, he works instinctively, developing a playful yet expressive style characterised by loose lines, bold strokes, vivid colour, and exaggerated figures. His work balances realism with a romantic sensibility to explore symbolism, identity, and cross-cultural references.

Gonçalo Neto’s practice is rooted in drawing, with a keen ability to render emotion and atmosphere through line and tone. His work now extends across drawing, print, and sound. His most recent project, Portal, is a 36-page hand-illustrated comic following a man on an unexpected psychedelic journey through his own mind. Neto is also a music producer and co-runs the industrial sonics label SELN Recordings with Conrad Pack.

The event begins at 7pm and is open to the public.

Join us this Wednesday April 29 for a conversation between Mark Dear and Gonçalo Neto.

Both artists work primarily through drawing, using it as a foundation to explore broader aspects of their practices. In this discussion, they will reflect on process, influence, and the evolving role of drawing within their work.

Mark Dear’s practice centres on drawing. Without formal training, he works instinctively, developing a playful yet expressive style characterised by loose lines, bold strokes, vivid colour, and exaggerated figures. His work balances realism with a romantic sensibility to explore symbolism, identity, and cross-cultural references.

Gonçalo Neto’s practice is rooted in drawing, with a keen ability to render emotion and atmosphere through line and tone. His work now extends across drawing, print, and sound. His most recent project, Portal, is a 36-page hand-illustrated comic following a man on an unexpected psychedelic journey through his own mind. Neto is also a music producer and co-runs the industrial sonics label SELN Recordings with Conrad Pack.

The event begins at 7pm and is open to the public.

Join us this Wednesday April 29 for a conversation between Mark Dear and Gonçalo Neto.

Both artists work primarily through drawing, using it as a foundation to explore broader aspects of their practices. In this discussion, they will reflect on process, influence, and the evolving role of drawing within their work.

Mark Dear’s practice centres on drawing. Without formal training, he works instinctively, developing a playful yet expressive style characterised by loose lines, bold strokes, vivid colour, and exaggerated figures. His work balances realism with a romantic sensibility to explore symbolism, identity, and cross-cultural references.

Gonçalo Neto’s practice is rooted in drawing, with a keen ability to render emotion and atmosphere through line and tone. His work now extends across drawing, print, and sound. His most recent project, Portal, is a 36-page hand-illustrated comic following a man on an unexpected psychedelic journey through his own mind. Neto is also a music producer and co-runs the industrial sonics label SELN Recordings with Conrad Pack.

The event begins at 7pm and is open to the public.