Mark Campbell
Recent
Exhibitions
& older
work
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Where has all the light gone? (a Tinpot Opera)
South Block Glasgow 2019/2020
Tinpot Opera 2019/20
With the rapid spread of fascism and right wing politics in the world this exhibition - a Tinpot Opera, is timely and relevant for these difficult times. Here mark shares his vision of a Tinpot led world.
13th Dec -23rd Jan 2020
Various Mixed and solo shows between 2013/2019
Gallowgate Studios
Various work from various solo and mixed exhibitions between 2013 and 2019
Recent
Exhibition
History Surgency and collage
Cafe Gandolfi Glasgow 2013
Cafe Gandolfi December 2013
​Here mark shows his first attempt at using collage as a medium, and has produced a series of small oil pastel and collage works as well as Jelevision oil pastel Poster pieces.
Jelevision II / Woodcuts
Glasgow Print Studio 2012
Glasgow Print Studio June 2012.
​The second part of the 'Jelevision' trilogy showing large Woodcuts, Drawings and Screenprinted and drawn Posters.
Jelevision / Greenhouse
Whitehouse@Burrell's House 2010​
'A God Given Light' William Burrell's family home. Glasgow International 2010.
The first part of the 'Jelevision' series showing a full scale stained glass greenhouse and neon.
Monuments to another era
Balanced steel constructions 2008/9
'Monuments to Another Era' 2008/9
A series of photographs of balanced steel constructions created using the remnants of one of Scotlands oldest manufacturing businesses that was forced to close due to the current recession.
the Glasgow Anagram Tour
Pop Out Map 'Scotlands Year of the Artist 2000'
The Glasgow Anagram Tour created as part of Scotlands Year of the Artist residency in 2000 in the form of a Pop-Out Map and large lightbox.
Earlier Work
Various bits and pieces
More images of earlier works and exhibitions.


Film
video
Film and animated work.
Design Work
Early design work
Some mixed work both fulfilled and unfulfilled. Children's design work etc.
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Publications
Books, Magazines
Images and links to published works and publications.