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My current work can be described as the culmination of a very loose and playful process. My methodology has a great deal to do with the fact that I'm not a natural storyteller. I have therefore opted to pick out the bits of memory that float to the surface from the depths of my Christian upbringing, and then I allow myself to play freely with the associations that come to mind.The resulting images are a mixure of childlike scenery and more developed subjects.
This current body of work concentrates on an apocalyptic landscape with a focus on environmental change.
Ruth Marsh is a graduate of NSCAD University . She is currently working in Halifax Nova Scotia , painting primarily in encaustic.
Current Work
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Samples from Father, Son and Holy Goat
Group Exhibitions
- The Khyber Centre for the Arts, Ballroom Gallery, Halifax NS, “Show”, April 11 - 16, 2005
- Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax NS, “The F word: Feminism Survives Postfeminism
- Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, NS, “The Feminist Food Fair”, November 14 - 26 2005
- The Khyber Centre for the Arts, Ballroom Gallery, Halifax, NS, “ Michael Fernandez Presents”, April 3–7, 2006
- Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax NS, “Graduation Exhibition”,April 17 – 21, 2006
- Argyle Fine Art, Halifax NS, “Pre-Shrunk”, Nov 17- Dec 06, 2006
- Argyle Fine Art, Halifax NS, “Sweet Tooth”, February 2-28, 2007
- Argyle Fine Art, Halifax, NS, "Pre-Shrunk", November 24-December 24,2007
- Argyle Fine Art, Halifax NS, "LUSH: An Artful Celebration of Nova Scotia Winemaking", February 8-29, 2008
Solo Exhibitions
- Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax NS, “Parade”, January 24 – 27, 2006
- Annapolis Region Community Arts Council, Annapolis Royal NS, “ The Apiary” October 6-November 11, 2007
- Argyle Fine Art, Halifax, NS, "Father, Son and Holy Goat ", May 02-25, 2008