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Mark Harris

Mark Harris is an artist and writer living in London and Cincinnati. He exhibited in Sparrow Come Back Home at the ICA, London, in 2016-17 and performed John Cage’s Variations II (arranged for 5 turntables), at The Carnegie, Covington, KY, in 2016. He has recently published articles “Turntable Materialities” in Seismograf, Denmark, 2017, and “Intoxicating Painting” in Journal of Contemporary Painting, London, 2017. Markharrisstudio.com.

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Rulers Who Neither See, Nor Feel, Nor Know

by Mark Harris February 24, 2018January 4, 2021

Clinging leech-like to their fainting countries.

Mark Harris, "Citoyens" (2017), pencil and watercolor on paper
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When Parisians Took to the Barricades

by Mark Harris June 17, 2017January 4, 2021

In 1848 and 1871, the working-class citizens of Paris rose up and took over sections of the city, governing themselves in what would briefly become a large-scale experiment in an alternative society.

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