They catch, they sell. They catch, they sell. And so on and so forth, in acclaimed contemporary landscape artist (with a penchant for coastal scenes); Mike Jackson’s latest compositional outing. Always tinged with just the right amount of wit and wisdom, Jackson’s ‘Fish and Ships’ depicts two ends of the coastal community’s precise food chain spectrum, by way of the trawlers being readied/or in action, while in the foreground what appears to be the visual introduction of a traditional chippie, open for business. From sea to mouth, minus a bit of unseen industry. And filleting and preparation, et al. Elsewhere, couples walk and cavort, kids fight with conkers and or model boats, dogs chase cats whilst other assembled cast members solely watch the world go by; all under the gaze of the summer sun. Picture perfect, blue sky thinking applied to a habitually busy canvas by Jackson will appeal to a cross section of lovers, dreamers, fans of the seaside and followers of the artist alike.