The Marshall Anderson decade. Anderson emerged as a mixed-media artist, freelance art critic and journalist in his 40s. He travelled extensively in Scotland, for the most part on foot and lived mainly outdoors. He researched the work of outsider artists, curated the exhibition ‘SOLOISTS: Outsider Art in Scotland’ for art.tm gallery, Inverness, and worked collaboratively on several bookworks with Danish ceramicist Lotte Glob. To make money he rented out the DATA Attic to art students and wrote articles and exhibition reviews for magazines such as Artist Newsletter and Variant. He also curated an exhibition with Lynne Nealon of decorated coffins by Dundee Women Artists.
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