End of Love is a vaudeville performed at the end of the world. The location is on the stage of a London theatre. There is no audience. There are twelve characters: a dark angel, a betrayed Cyclops, a love torn dandy, a man who has everything, an ancient moon, a pair of petty criminals on … End of Love
Strange Places: Urban Landscape Photography brings together 11 international contemporary artists who propose an alternative mapping of the globalized urban condition. Whether gazing at ambiguous thresholds on the edges of the city, or tracing liminal spaces in its centre, these photographs explore themes of place, identity, boundaries and the uneasy encounter between land and built … Strange Places
“The subject matter of my work has often been derived from mythology, literature and theatre, explored more recently through my book “Sometimes I think, Sometimes I am”. I am now taking on the challenge of dealing with these same subjects through different media, including photography and the moving image, and presenting it all for the … 6 Characters in Searth of an Author
Mike Marshall’s works reveal scenarios and forces that seem to interconnect in ways which can’t always be predicted, and where events are linked to unknown factors that cannot be controlled or precisely defined. Through a combination of observation and staged activity, these new works appear to question the veracity of what we see and hear … No Love No Hate
Filmed on location at Kingston University’s Dorich House Museum, Strange Attractor was specially commissioned to accompany the 2009 exhibition Dora Gordine: Artist, Sculptor, Designer, the first major retrospective of Gordine’s work, that showed concurrently at Kingston Museum and Dorich House. A piece that records the production of its own soundtrack, Strange Attractor explores Gordine’s former … Mike Marshall: Strange Attractor