Emily Marbach

Emily Marbach is an American collage artist living in London. Most notably she has exhibited and sold paintings at The Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions for two summers running. Her work was exhibited with the shortlisted winners of the Ashurst Prize in May 2016. Emily gave an artist talk in February 2021 through the Jewish Art Salon’s platform. Most recently, Emily’s collages were part of the Italian Collage Collection’s Biennial exhibition in Bari in April 2021 and the Hidden Identity Project’s Sky of Stars Exhibition at the Bulgarian Embassy’s gallery in September 2020. Her latest prints were exhibited at POSK Gallery as part of the Impressions exhibition in February 2020. In 2018 and 2019 Emily has had a pair of pictures in the Friends of Holland Park annual exhibition, one won a prize. In 2018, one of her collages appeared in a group exhibition in Gainsville, Georgia and another in Kent, Ohio through the National Collage Society. Recently, she took part in a group show with the Notting Hill Artists Association and in August 2015 at a pop-up gallery in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Her work was part of a group show at Long and Ryle Gallery in London in February 2013, The Tabernacle in Notting Hill Gate in May 2013 and in Burgh House, Hamp...

Emily has not had lengthy traditional art training, having come to art at the beginning of the millennium. But she has studied for four years at Amberly Road with London artist Kitty Stirling who emphasises the importance of colour, line and tone in her teaching as well as the City Lit and the Prince's Drawing School. Emily began painting portraits of people and animals in vivid oil on canvas and board. She then fell in love with acrylic inks on paper. Most recently she has been pursuing collage which she is also combining with her

printmaking. She prints at Kite Studios, London. She creates at her home studio in Notting Hill. Her social media of preference is instagram @collagenottinghill and her website www.collagehaggadah.com