Artist
Marcia Farquhar’s Flaxman Exchange was the inaugural UCL Art museum’s artist commission. She lead, or mislead, a tour of the newly refurbished Flaxman Gallery and other significant spaces of UCL; ‘to find out where you are going you must come’ …
“Snakes alive! I made a fire work display in a smoking carriage”
Performance
Marcia Farquhar will be riding a life-size rocking horse across Tatton Park. This belated fulfillment of childhood wishes promises to deliver the full measure of oddly retarded adult behaviour, as the rider discusses equine matters, the role of the horse in the English psyche and the place of the young female rider from Freud to Thelwell.
At the National Review of Live Art in Glasgow, Marcia Farquhar hosts a marathon, live-in, 30-hour rumination on the subject of the last 30 years
On the late-winter afternoon of 13th February, Marcia Farquhar lead a short guided procession to the seaside shelter where TS Eliot sat in 1921
A guided tour performance