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Michele Marcoux
NEW WORK: Creative Reactions: Liminal State, Glasgow Trades Hall
A great night last night at the Creative Reactions: Liminal State pop up exhibition at the Trades Hall in Glasgow. This was the final event of the PINT OF SCIENCE international science festival which took place in Glasgow last week. Creative Reactions: Liminal State featured 7 artists including myself (Michele Marcoux) Marta Fuster De Barutell, Jodi Le […]
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GYRE – work created from PLASTIC WASTE at Pint of Science Festival MAY 18TH
Work from my lastest project GYRE (a work in progress) will be part of Creative Reactions: Liminal State, an exhibition at Glasgow Trades Hall May 18th from 7pm-10pm. PET foil balloons can be found on beaches across the world. Wrapped around boulders, accumulated in masses like seaweed they are the dead junk of a consumer society […]
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“DEEP SPACE” – Exhibition Opens March 2nd, Studio 1.1, London
Deep Space 3 – 26 March Studio 1.1, 57a Redchurch St London E2 7DJ Private View Thursday 2 March 6 – 9pm “We must be shown only enough to know that there is more, and to want that ‘more’ not to be disclosed. A prime agency of disclosure is the cut, which divides one shot […]
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GSA Degree Show 2016 – Phantasmagoria, non-place of desire
“Ambiguity is the appearance of dialectic in images, the law of dialectic at a standstill. This standstill is utopia and the dialectical image … dream image” – Walter Benjamin, The Arcades Project, 1927-1940 Passage des jumelles Phantasmagoria, non-place of desire explores the irreversible dynamic of time – and our attempts to find fixity. Where does […]
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Phantasmagoria – non place of desire, at Glasgow School of Art Graduate Degree show
Phantasmagoria, non place of desire, is my final work for the MLitt (Masters of Letters) Fine Art Practice in Painting at Glasgow School of Art. Phantasmagoria, non-place of desire explores the irreversible dynamic of time and our attempts to find fixity. How does our experience of time form our memories, our identity? How do the […]
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Exhibition of my work – Glasgow School of Art Graduate Degree Show Sept 3rd – 8th 2016
Phantasmagoria, non-place of desire “Ambiguity is the appearance of dialectic in images, the law of dialectic at a standstill. This standstill is utopia and the dialectical image … dream image” – Walter Benjamin, The Arcades Project Phantasmagoria, non-place of desire explores the irreversible dynamic of time and our attempts to find fixity. Where does linear […]
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Moving Image
I wished on the moon from Michele Marcoux on Vimeo. Laura – blood/MarcyAV at Old Ambulance Depot, Edinburgh Oct 2014 from Michele Marcoux on Vimeo. Cavernous from Michele Marcoux on Vimeo. Lost from Michele Marcoux on Vimeo.…
Latest Exhibitions & News
“DEEP SPACE” – Exhibition Opens March 2nd, Studio 1.1, London
Deep Space 3 – 26 March Studio 1.1, 57a Redchurch St London E2 7DJ Private View Thursday 2 March 6 – 9pm “We must be shown only enough to know that there is more, and to want that ‘more’ not to be disclosed. A prime agency of disclosure is the cut, which divides one shot […]…
- Phantasmagoria – non place of desire, at Glasgow School of Art Graduate Degree show
- Exhibition of my work – Glasgow School of Art Graduate Degree Show Sept 3rd – 8th 2016
- Black Cube Collective Annual Show 2015
- April 9th – Glasgow School of Art Postgrad Open Studios!
- Fan of Memory @Hidden Door Arts festival
Collaborations
Continental Drift
What can we know?—and how do we know it?—how does the trace, 2015 memory, relic of one thing morph into another or how does it form a path we follow? These seem particularly urgent questions in light of women’s history—so much of which exists in the fragmentary form of memory and story. These are questions that …
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INTERVIEW with Redbird Review – Fan of Memory, Hidden Door Festival
Redbird Review – interview with Eileen Budd, May 2015 Nostalgia is a powerful thing. It used to be thought of as a sickness but social psychologists now believe it has a positive impact on us, that it makes us happier and even makes us feel warmer. Is it an emotion? Hundreds of products are sold […]…
