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Full colour 60 page catalogue of city paintings from 2008-2014 including a foreword by Robert Elms, essays, paintings, drawings, sketches, and photos from London, Mexico, New York, LA, San Francisco, Cape Town,Tokyo and Bangkok

ISBN 978-0-9555879-1-7

Foreword by journalist and author Robert Elms

‘…….The real magic of Ed Gray’s work is that he doesn’t seek to tame the city. He doesn’t freeze the teeming streets, but unleashes all their kinetic wonder. These are not still lives, but motion pictures. And if Ed paints movies, to me they are musicals; buzzing with jazz and the glorious accidental choreography of crowds’   

Mind Out Of Time Cape Town, Mexico City, Thailand, New York, London To be opened by Simon Hughes MP Tuesday 8 June 7pm, Shortwave Cinema, Bermondsey A short film of a year in Ed Gray’s work, exhibitions, travels and experiences by journalist and film-maker Michael Holland, will be screened at Shortwave Cinema,10 Bermondsey Square, SE1 […]

From Living South: Shades of Gray From Peckham school teacher to internationally renowned artist, Ed Gray gets around. His latest exhibition, Time Out Of Mind: Painting and drawings from the floating world, sees him travel farther afield to the likes of Thailand, Japan and Mexico searching for the soul of the city. Living South quizzes […]

The GX Gallery Newsletter Another Mexico: Reflections on a forthcoming exhibition by Ed Gray January 2009 I am standing sketching in the square drawing the widest tree in the world, a 3000 year old Cypress, in a town called El Tule (The Tule Tree) in the state of Oaxaca in southern Mexico, lost in the […]

From Southwark News: Galleries & Listings LONDON ACCORDING TO GREY 16 May 2008 By Michael Holland It was a hot Friday as I stepped off a Southwark street straight into a Mayfair art gallery. It was like going backwards on a Monopoly board from Old Kent Road. But this was not Mayfair, this was the […]

From Southwark News: Galleries & Listings GRAY OVER LONDON 21 April 2008 By Michael Holland I have been a huge fan of Ed Gray’s art since I first set eyes on his work about five years ago at his Sun & Doves exhibition. I liked it even more when I found that he lived in […]