Author Archives: Michael St.Mark

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About Michael St.Mark

Conceptual / experimental multi-discipline artist, writer and photographer. Art influencer and founder of London Dada, recalling Dada's original aims and principles as envisaged by it's founder Hugo Ball. Eschews the often politically-motivated taboo on expressions of critical thought within art. Admiring Duchamp in going beyond the seemingly endless infatuation with the ' pretty picture' retinal and instead refusing to accept the standards and practices of an established corrupt art world and creatively stifling conventions that are still considered essential to attain fame and financial success: refusing to repeat himself or to develop one recognizable style to placate the commercial needs of the market.

London Dada Work No. 687; Department Store Tan

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department tan
Department Store Tan
  c. Michael St.Mark 2014

High noon in Lingerie and Swimwear at M&S.

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London Dada Archives 2005 – 2014, including a selection of signed limited edition prints released for sale;
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Purchase/Investment info

London Dada Work No. 686; Undercover Informant

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Undercover Informant
 Undercover Informant
 Michael St.Mark 2014


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Found work. Defunct telegraph pole intriguingly situated within dense woodland
South Mimms, Herts.
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Signed edition of 25 lightjet prints on Kodak Pro Endura,
20″ x 16.5″
£450 ( unframed )

* January 2017 2014 editions 1 – 18 sold/reserved

London Dada  2005- 2014 archive of signed edition artworks released for purchase / investment.

Work No. 685; 250@1/250

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250
250@1/250
© Michael St.Mark 2014

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The combined speed of two Virgin West Coast Mainline Pendolino 125 trains passing ( circa Stoke-on-Trent ) and featuring the identical number in respect of the camera shutter speed being set at 1/250th sec.
First artwork we believe to be titled as a speed ( Video version tf )

A reflection on the rapid pace and increasing isolation in 2014 society, where fast-passing strangers have become reluctant daily companions – and for more than a few the sole means, such as it is, of social interaction.

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Signed edition of 50 Lightjet prints on Kodak Pro Endura
20″ x 17″
£400 ( unframed )

sales@londondada.com

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Archive of signed edition prints currently being released for investment