Martin Firrell
- January 8, 2024
- Artist
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Martin Firrell Biography
Name | Martin Firrell |
Birthday | Apr 4 |
Birth Year | 1963 |
Place Of Birth | Paris |
Birth Country | France |
Birth Sign | Aries |
Martin Firrell is one of the most popular and richest Artist who was born on April 4, 1963 in Paris, France. The project was commissioned by The Dean and chapter of St Paul’s to mark the 300th anniversary of the top- off of the cathedral designed by Christopher Wren The project was designed to answer the following questions: “what are the things that make like meaningful and purposeful, and what does St Paul’s Cathedral mean in that contemporary context?”
Two of the early works hint at the direction Firrell has extensively explored in her mature works. Lucid Between Bouts of Sanity was published in a tri- lingual version at the end of 1996 is an statement comprising four sections that examine the Reductive nature of actions, the weaknesses in language, the difficulties of understanding anything clearly to any person in addition to the potential of making use of an unrestricted and limited language to discover an entirely new way to express. “I felt it must be possible to describe the limits within which all language must operate and so designate a clearly defined space for my own experimentation.”
Several themes and campaign positions recur in Firrell’s works: a plea for the value of things that are different and the point of view that what is different should be investigated for potential rather than rejected as “other” or perceived with suspicion or fear (Celebrate Difference, LED screen, Leicester Square 2001; Different Is Not Wrong, Curzon Cinemas, 2006–7; I Want To Live In A City Where People Who Think Differently Command Respect, The National Gallery, London, 2006). The artist has also consistently campaigned for gender equality and from what is customarily regarded as a feminist position (I Want To Live In A City Where Half The People In Charge Are Women, The National Gallery, London, 2006; Why Are Women Still Discriminated Against? The Question Mark Inside, St Paul’s Cathedral, London 2008); Women Are Much More Honourable Than Men, quoting April Ashley, Complete Hero, Guards Chapel, London, 2009). The subjects of maleness, violence and war tend to appear in association with one another; war is often commented upon but not necessarily from a purely pacifist perspective (All Men Are Dangerous, War Is A Male Preoccupation, Keep The Faith, Tate Britain 2006; I Don’t Understand Why There Is War, The Question Mark Inside, St Paul’s Cathedral, London, 2008; War Is Always A Failure, Complete Hero, Guards Chapel, London 2009).
Firrell was born in Paris, unexpectedly, on the Champs-Élysées outside what is now Sephora. He was London Cultural Ambassador for the now defunct International Herald Tribune curating the newspaper’s first London Arts Season in 2005, titled “Breathless…” after Jean-Luc Godard’s nouvelle vague film of the same title.
Firrell also organized a ‘Gender Think-In’ that was based on meetings held during The Gay Liberation Front in the early 1970s. The event sought at developing progressive policies and protests. In June 2017, business leaders, policy makers and culture were gathered to examine the significance of gender- specific names and their ability to influence the areas they operate in. The results were published in the work of Firrell in a policy document that outlines “an alternative future for gender”.
Martin Firrell Net Worth
Net Worth | $5 Million |
Source Of Income | Artist |
House | Living in own house. |
Martin Firrell is one of the richest Artist from France. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Martin Firrell 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Fires Modern was commissioned by Artichoke to be an element of the London’s Burning Festival, which is a celebration of ideas and arts to mark the anniversary celebration of 350 years since the Great Fire of London. The piece focused on metaphorical and less well-known “fires” from the history of progressivism. It highlighted 18 events in the development of progressive movements, including references to the history of black people and the story of the women’s right movement as well as fascism in Britain as well as racism, murder and current references to social inclusion movements such as LGBT+ and modern race equality.
Martin Firrell (born 4 April 1963 in Paris, France) is an artist from France. French public artist who stimulates public debate to inspire social transformation.
Postcards 1998 is an early, and now extremely rare, print project of 14 postcards in a green card slipcase. The project consists of 13 texts presented where postcards customarily display a picture, and a 14th card showing a photographic portrait of the artist (taken by Russian Concert Pianist, Yekaterina Lebedeva, using a disposable camera) on the Pont des Arts in Paris, mid cartwheel. It has been noted as the first of Firrell’s works conceived with the sole aim of having a direct presence and influence in people’s daily lives.
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Firrell has worked with large institutions that are not customarily associated with bold or controversial public statements. Firrell was Public Artist in Residence with the Household Division of the British Army in 2009, developing Complete Hero for projection onto the Guards Chapel in November 2009.
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Firrell’s body of work includes investigations into portraiture (Text Portrait of Howard Jacobson, Booker Prize winner, 2010) and explorations of the power of mass popular culture to propagate socially useful ideas, in particular, the science fiction genre.