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Lucy McKenzie

The Girl Who Followed Marple

Information about the artwork

  • Year2014
  • MaterialDigital video, color, silent, 10 min.
  • On viewCurrently not exhibited

More about the artwork

Part showcase for the fashion label Atelier E.B (Beca Lipscombe and Lucy McKenzie), part infomercial for a particular feminine hygiene product, ‘The Girl Who Followed Marple’ delivers its commercial message wrapped in the familiar yet skewed genre conventions of a made-for-TV thriller. Made in collaboration with Richard Kern, the film is exhibited as part of ‘Lucy McKenzie – Prime Suspect’, Museum Brandhorst's mid-career survey of the Scottish-born, Brussels-based polymath.

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