Scott Marshall
BFA – School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago IL, 1994
MFA – University of Chicago, Chicago IL, 1997
Landscape painter; illustrator; retired graphic designer; former video artist, audio collagist and musician.

Career highlights include:

• 70-minute two-channel video, commissioned by jazz musician Fred Ho, with
  performances at NYC’s The Kitchen, and the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis,
  MN (1999)
• Two Brooklyn Arts Council grants for video (1999, 2000)
• audio collage for Woody Allen’s Sweetheart Productions for a scene in “Small
  Time Crooks” (2000)
• Two full-length audio scores with collage and original music for world-renowned
  choreographer Lar Lubovitch (“Men’s Stories”, 2000; “The Black Rose”, 2014)
• In collaboration with artist Ethan Persoff, a 232-pg authorized graphic biography
  of Greenwich Village 1950s-60s icon John Wilcock (co-founder of The Village
  Voice and Andy Warhol’s Interview, best-selling travel writer): John Wilcock: New
  York Years
• Three years as Director of Advertising, Photography and Publications at
  Marlborough Galleries, NYC
• Thirteen years as Associate Art Director at Aviation Week & Space Technology
  magazine
  

For more information, and full online gallery, please visit:

https://www.scottmarshall.net