@gervaismarsh

@gervaismarsh has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. Besides social media accounts, gervaismarsh has populated their site with Essay for Simon Benjamin's Tidalectic No. 1, Armory 2025, The Close-Up Reveals Nothing: How Deborah-Joyce Holman Negotiates Black Interiority - Momus, The Self is Made Bare — Essay for Nour Malas' "Evil is Banal" at Carbon 12, Not Everything Is Given- Whitney Independent Study Exhibition, Essay for Financial Times on Pope.L's exhibition Hospital- South London Gallery, The Washington Post Review: Contours of the Interior, Contours of the Interior at VisArts Center, Opacity as Possibility: Only When it's Dark Enough Can You See the Stars — Artist Leasho Johnson, for Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art, "Can there be unity in fragmentation?"- Exhibition Essay for sub-marine: jeweler of memory, Simon Benjamin, The Brooklyn Rail Review, "To be pained is to have lived through feeling", New York Times Review, "To be pained is to have lived through feeling", Denzil Hurley's "To be pained is to have lived through feeling" at Canada NYC, All of Living is Risk at South Side Community Art Center, Speculation: Notes on the Work of Ada Patterson and Arnaldo James - Sugarcane Magazine, Gestures of Interiority: Carmen Neely's "Sometimes a Painting is a Prayer", Rupture: Interventions of Possibility — Art At A Time Like This, Beyond Tropical: New Approaches to Jamaican Contemporary Art, Review- Forecast Form: Art in the Caribbean Diaspora, 1990's - Today, Website, Reflections on 2022 Kingston Biennial, 2022 In Focus Fellows — Jamaica Art Society, Independent Curators International: Chicago Curatorial Seminar, What Lies in The Bush... by Gervais Marsh — TERN Gallery, Interview with Jennifer Harge, Exhibition Review- "And I Resumed the Struggle", We Will Continue to Learn: Remembering bell hooks, Devising as Possibility in Links Hall's Links Lab Project, Support Ruckus Journal to publish and pay BIPOC writers, Curator: A.J. McClenon's solo exhibition "Notes from Vega" at Hyde Park Art Center, Curator: Heather Brammeier's solo exhibition "Maybe Never" at Hyde Park Art Center, Performance Response Journal: The Labor of Care in the performance "Push/Pull" by Faheem Majeed and the Seldoms, ARTS.BLACK: Black Feminist Relationality in the work of painter Sola Olulode, Board Member at Chicago Freedom School, PREE Lit Essay: Strategies to Escape the Eyes of the State, The Impasse of Blackness Discussion Link with artists Languid Hands, Ngozi Onwurah and Ebun Sodipo, Curatorial Fellow at Block Museum: The Impasse of Blackness.