Myles Antony at Adonis Art

With a great career in Swinging Sixties London and solo exhibitions around Europe since the eighties, you can now see work by Myles Antony at Adonis Art this winter.

Myles Antony studed in Dublin under the noted Irish artist Fergus O'Ryan, before moving to England and becoming the art director for the Carnaby Street phenomenon. Moving onto graphic design, creating TV logos and posters, Myles had his first ever solo exhibition at the Edinburgh Festival in 1985, and has worked as a painter ever since.

With a bold approach to watercolours and a use of delicate lines, the exhibition of Dream Boys at Adonis Art demontrates the great control he has over his palate and the medium of the paint. The colours, the soft focus and the images of warm, witty and also erotic characters create a keenly onserved series of male nudes that many of his fans will be delighted to see close up.

On show until the end of December, you can see the qork of Myles Antony at Adonis Art until then.

For more information on the gallery and the exhibition, click on the link below.

Adonis Art Website

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