Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

Anne-Marie Copestake

A photo of a woman with brown hair and glasses who is sitting with her right hand raised in a wave. The room in the background contains a bookcase and photographs on a white wall.
Still from Anne-Marie Copestake, Emmie McLuskey and Duncan Marquiss, Descants, 2024
Courtesy of the artists
A close-up photo of the side of a person in a blue jumper holding a flower in their right hand. In the background is an outdoor area with plants.
Still from Anne-Marie Copestake, Emmie McLuskey and Duncan Marquiss, Descants, 2024
Courtesy of the artists
A close up photo of the torso of a person wearing a blue jumper holding a red flower in their right hand
Still from Anne-Marie Copestake, Emmie McLuskey and Duncan Marquiss, Descants, 2024
Courtesy of the artists

The images shown above represent the Glasgow International 2024 project that Anne-Marie Copestake is participating in, not the artist’s individual practice.

Anne-Marie Copestake is an artist living in Glasgow. She is concerned with entangled social-political conditions surrounding individual and collective choices, or lack of choices, and an exploration of histories and environments that may have contributed. Her work is attentive to temporary and longer-term communities, narrative and emotion. She often works collaboratively, most recently with musician Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh, and artists Emmie McLuskey and Duncan Marquiss. Recent exhibitions and screenings include: Two Films About Love, Cubitt, London; Unravelling Times, Hunterian Art Gallery; Collective Dreaming, CCA Glasgow; CineAstra, Transmission; Making Home: Glasgow’s Housing, Barnes Building, Glasgow; Cinema Despite, Tramway, all 2023.

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