Julie Marsh is an artist filmmaker, researcher and lecturer based in London. Through the exploration of real and representational space she investigates how technical machines can perform site, creating critical experiences for audiences that open debate and question social spaces. She studied at London College of Communication, University of the Arts, London, completing her practice-based PhD in 2017.
Julie is a Senior Lecturer and Researcher for CREAM (The Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media) at the University of Westminster. Julie is a specialist in interdisciplinary practice, exploring the intersections between film, installation, performance, interactivity and site-specificity. Her research is engaged with collaborative and knowledge-led approaches to field research, from moving image to emergent technologies and data collection.
She has also taught at UAL London College of Communication; Central Saint Martins; The Arts University Bournemouth; CAS (Centre for Audiovisual Studies) FAMU in Prague and Aalto University in Finland. She is currently the external examiner for BA Filmmaking at Kingston University.
Recent exhibitions and residencies include: Venice Architecture Biennale (2021), Assembly at Harrow Mosque (2020), Assembly at Old Kent Road (2020), Brick Lane Mosque, London (2019/8), Black Box Symposium, CAS (Centre for Audiovisual Studies) FAMU, Prague (2018), SCREEN Moving Image Festival, Barcelona (2017), The Biennial for Emerging Arts, Romania (2017) Lokomotywownia, The Starmach Gallery, Krakow (2017), Cinenova, LUX Moving Image, London (2016), Sputnik-Kino, Berlin Short Film Festival (2016), Moving Sites/Sights, Meetfactory, International Centre of Contemporary Art, Prague (2016).
Email: j.marsh [at] westminster.ac.uk