To make a gyotaku fish print an artist also needs to be a man of the sea. Not old mind you, but definitely experienced in the both the art of surfcasting as well as the brush. Steve London is such a man.

First Mr. London catches the fish. Then he inks the fish and presses it into mulbery fiber paper called unryu, keeping alive the art form he learned from a Japanese master. The results of this craftmanship will be on display from July 2 through 8 at the Old Sculpin Gallery located on Dock street in Edgartown next to the Chappy ferry.

Mr. London is also showing with Alison Convery, Victor Pisini and Janis Langley.

There will be a reception for all of these artists at the gallery on Sunday, July 3 from 5 to 7 p.m.

For more information, visit 508-627-4881 or visit oldsculpingallery.org.