Background
Ming was born in Gravesend, Kent England.
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Ming and Childish began recording again in 2011 and released a new collaborative release in 2012. He exhibited in the group"s shows, most notably being one of the "featured artists" in their first national museum exhibition, The Stuckists Punk Victorian, at the Walker Art Gallery during the 2004 Liverpool Biennial. He left the Stuckists in 2005 to pursue a solo career.
He exhibits at the L-13 Gallery, London.
In 2012, Ming contributed artwork to "The King of The Shale" single by Ex-Hefner guitarist Jack Hayter on Audio Antihero records. Solo albums, unless stated otherwise
Old Horse of the Nation (1987)
Ban the Mindreader (1987)
Six More Miles to the Graveyard (1988)
Birds With Teeth (1991)
Master of Gibberish (1993)
Endless Discipline (1993)
Rogue Male (1997)
Marshan Love Secrets (1998)
A Lifetime of Nervous Gutaches #1: Rare Recordings 1979–2002 (2003)
Crumb Girl (2003)
Funk Child (2004)
Out to Study (2005)
A Lifetime of Nervous Gutaches Volume 2: Rare Recordings 1979–2005 (2005)
A Taste of Wood (2006)
Punks are sad, Hippies are cool (2007)
A Lifetime Of Nervous Gut Aches Volume
3 Rare recordings 1979–2010 (2010)
Live at the 12 Bar (2010)
We Steal your Girlfriend (2010)
Hotchicu Blues (2010)
Foreign the Love of Scrap (2011)
Beer Mat Chronicles (2011)
Coming Face to Face (2012)
With Billy Childish
Which Dead Donkey Daddy? (1987)
Plump Prizes & Little Gems (1987)
Ypres 1917 Overture (Verdun Ossuary) (1988)
The Cheeky Cheese (1999)
Here Comes the Fleece Geese (2002)
Dung Beetle Rolls Again (2012).
Achievements
Membership
In 1999, Ming was one of the 13 original members of the Stuckists, a pro-figurative painting, anti-conceptual art, group, which was co-founded by fellow Medway Poets, Billy Childish and Charles Thomson.
