Scott Marsh oral history interview and photographs by Louise Whelan

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17 March 2021

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Oral Histories, Graphic Materials, Photographs

9660774

1 audio file (1 hr., 26 min.) - digital, WAV, stereo (48 kHz, 24 bit)
10 photographs - digital, TIFF, colour

Scott Marsh (1984- ), is a contemporary urban artist and political activist whose public art explores political themes in a satirical manner. Marsh is associated with the Brandalism movement, an international collective of artists that challenge corporate power, greed and corruption around the world by 'intervening' into advertising spaces that usually celebrate consumption. Marsh has undertaken several controversial public art pieces over recent years dealing with climate change policy, Aboriginal deaths in custody and marriage equality.

Reference:
Library correspondence file

ITEM 1
Scott Marsh interview by Louise Whelan

ITEM 2
Photograph of Scott Marsh, by Louise Whelan

ITEM 3
Photographs of Scott Marsh with his artworks, by Louise Whelan

Partly restricted: Applies to Item 1 Interview embargoed until after the death of the interviewee

In copyright:
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