Stuart Marshall (1949 - 1993) was an educator, writer and independent film- and video-maker whose numerous titles have been screened and broadcast all over the world. He began producing tapes in 1974, and with several colleagues founded London Video Arts (later London Electronic Arts), the first and largest British centre for video production and distribution. Marshall taught at the Royal College of Art, Newcastle Polytechnic and Chelsea College of Art. He wrote about film and video beginning in the mid 1970s with articles and essays published in periodicals such as Screen, Film Form, Undercut, Afterimage, Fuse, and in Bad Object Choice's anthology How Do I Look?

Stuart Marshall's works are in many collections, including the Arts Council of Great Britain and Channel Four Television, where he was a pioneering influence in convincing the channel to broadcast video.

Artist Code: 140