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Curated
by Alan Bond
Mile End Art Pavillion and Seven
Seven Contemporary Art London June 2003
Maslen
& Mehra contributed three works to this project, the first
was a sculpture installation titled 'Dirty Dozen' consisting
of a series of quirky pigeons sculptures. The second was a Durst
Lambda print titled 'Dirty Dozen on Location' This humorous
photograph features the pigeon sculptures with live specimens
in Trafalgar Square. The Third work was 'Most Wanted' a parody
of the Iraqi Most Wanted Playing Cards created in response to
Mayor Ken Livingstone's declaration of war against pigeons in
London.
Dear Maslen and Mehra
Thank
you for your email addressed to Mr Livingstone inviting him
to visit the Mirror II Nature exhibition at Mile End Art Pavillion.Unfortunately
I regret that due to the ongoing constraints of the Mayor's
diary it will not be possible for him to visit the exhibition.He
has asked me to pass on his apologies and to thank you again
for the invitation.
Yours sincerely
Zoe Newcombe
Mayor's Office
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