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PHILIP MOUNT - 1971

 

 

PAINTING

 

Achieves a clear measured form derived from a seemingly unstructured and chaotic application by merging

pre-determined intentional action with an intuitive response

 

EDUCATION

 

St Helens College of Art and Design

Bath College of Higher Education

 

 

COMMISSIONS / COLLECTIONS

 

'Millbank Project'

 

  Main Reception, ICI Building, Millbank, London

Triptych painting measuring 21’ in length.  The commission brief was to ‘…illuminate the integration of two of Britain’s major power sources’

 

Northern Trust

 

Artwork throughout the building, Canary Wharf, London

Non – figurative large scale triptychs with a latent subject of ‘unified development'

 

Broadview

 

Main Reception and Boardroom, 23 King Street, St James’s, London

Large scale paintings from the New York series

 

John Lewis and the Grand Arcade

 

Commissioned to produce a 16' triptych for the main pedestrian entrance

at St. Andrews Street, Cambridge.

 

Abbey National

British Rail Collection

Canadian Pacific Ships

The Parliamentary Collection

Crown Prosecution Service

Morgan Grenfell Bank

RMC

Osborne Clark

Amersham International

Ford

Mercury

Lotus

 

 

EXHIBITIONS

 

JVB, London 2007

Elizabeth Gardens, NY. 2006

The Fashion Show, London. 2005

Unicorn Gallery ‘New York’ 2002

New Academy Gallery 1994 – 2001

Palace of Westminster 1997

Royal West of England Academy 1993 – 1994

Christie’s Contemporary Art 1991 – 1992

 

 

RESIDENCIES:

 

The Palace of Westminster 1996 – 2001. 

The first artist officially assigned to document the Parliamentary Estate since Turner in 1834 (The Great Fire Paintings).

 

EDITORIAL:

 

Contributor to the London Evening Standard, The Guardian and The Independent

Feb 2008 Launched 'Pulling Focus' in the music newspaper Stool Pigeon

 

CURRENT PROJECTS:

 

2002 - Present Day

 

Travels through America.  Producing  work in Austin, Texas. Taos, New Mexico. Venice, California. 

Recently returned to the U.K. (after beginning the ‘Paintings of the Diad’ series for a private collection housed in West Village, New York)

to undertake large scale works for public areas and private collections in the U.K.

Beginning a new series of small works investigating negative surface.

 

Presently working in Chelsea, London.