Ruth Marsh's guest appearances

Ruth Marsh

PolliNation Podcast

Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat

Blackout Podcast

Jim Ferguson

Ian Smith

Andrea Tsang Jackson

Pat Byrne

Nicole Johnson

David Robertson

Graham Norton

Mickey Rooney

Wendy Friedman

Katherine Taylor

Adrian Crowley

Linda Jackson

Michael O'Loughlin

James Kelman

Denise Mina

OwlTail

Jim &amp; Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 84In this episode Pat chat's to Ruth Marsh - Head of Scottish Press at Glasgow Film Festival. Ruth works in arts marketing with a variety of major Scottish festivals including Scottish Queer International Film Festival, Glasgow International Comedy Festival and Cromarty Film Festival. Links Ruth Marsh on Twitter Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End Twitter: @glasgowswestennd

Jim &amp; Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 84 In this episode Pat chat's to Ruth Marsh - Head of Scottish Press at Glasgow Film Festival. Ruth works in arts marketing with a variety of major Scottish festivals including Scottish Queer International Film Festival, Glasgow International Comedy Festival and Cromarty Film Festival. Links <ol><li><a href="https://twitter.com/ruthmarshlet?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ruth Marsh on Twitter</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End</a></li> </ol>Twitter: @glasgowswestennd

Ruth Marsh - Head of Scottish Press at Glasgow Film Festival chats to Pat

Ruth Marsh is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist of settler ancestry based out of Kjipuktuk,(Halifax, NS, Canada) whose practice employs an absurdist approach which seeks to queer the intersections between DIY culture, art practice and science fact/fiction/fabulation to address memory, healing, cybernetic enhancement and responsive mutation both in bodies and environments. She approaches her practice from a perspective which is part mad scientist and part devoted repair technician. Through processes which are inherently labour intensive, repetitive and painstaking; she is interested in playfully exploring the ways in which modalities of labour can translate into a study of enacted care and hopeful mourning. I had a blast talking to Ruth. Check her out at ruth_marsh_art Photo: Liz Lott

Ruth Marsh is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist of settler ancestry based out of Kjipuktuk,(Halifax, NS, Canada) whose practice employs an absurdist approach which seeks to queer the intersections between DIY culture, art practice and science fact/fiction/fabulation to address memory, healing, cybernetic enhancement and responsive mutation both in bodies and environments. She approaches her practice from a perspective which is part mad scientist and part devoted repair technician. Through processes which are inherently labour intensive, repetitive and painstaking; she is interested in playfully exploring the ways in which modalities of labour can translate into a study of enacted care and hopeful mourning. I had a blast talking to Ruth. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ruth_marsh_art/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check her out at ruth_marsh_art</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/_lizlott_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Photo: Liz Lott</a>

Ruth Marsh is a multidisciplinary artist based out of Halifax, NS. Her work uses absurd and often comically deadpan narratives to address loss, absence and longing in the context of living creatures and the natural world. She is interested in investigating themes of environmental loss through labour intensive meditations on transformation: life to death, experience to memory and the surrealistic degradation of information that occurs with each successive change of state. In this episode, we talk about her work repairing bees. She creates these labor-intensive repairs using found objects, and uses exhibitions of the work to bring together people from the scientific and art community. For more, visit us at pollinationpodcast.oregonstate.edu.

Ruth Marsh is a multidisciplinary artist based out of Halifax, NS. Her work uses absurd and often comically deadpan narratives to address loss, absence and longing in the context of living creatures and the natural world. She is interested in investigating themes of environmental loss through labour intensive meditations on transformation: life to death, experience to memory and the surrealistic degradation of information that occurs with each successive change of state. In this episode, we talk about her work repairing bees. She creates these labor-intensive repairs using found objects, and uses exhibitions of the work to bring together people from the scientific and art community. For more, visit us at <a href="http://pollinationpodcast.oregonstate.edu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">pollinationpodcast.oregonstate.edu</a>.