Helen
Marshall ( D.O.B 1971 ) is a British artist. Her work is
rooted in photography and lens-based media. She also works with
digital media, performance, installation, sound and text.
Her work challenges conventional
social documentary approaches and is centred on the private life
within the institutional and public sphere it occupies. The work
is technically ambitious and often deals with existing as well as
constructed social archives, objects and compositions.
To date the work has been sited
largely in the public realm and realised through a series of projects
in galleries, mental health, medical settings, the built environment
and curated events.
MAKING
ART IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
22 November | 10am-5pm | Free
Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TG
With Deborah Padfield, Helen Marshall and Rosetta Life.
Three artists reflect on their very different experiences of working
in healthcare settings through a series of practical exercises.
Book Online | Tel: 020 7749 0555
The Performing
Medicine project provides training to medical students and healthcare
practitioners using the performing and visual arts.
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