Martha Horn is an artist working mostly with film, living in London, UK. Her recent work has explored prediction and speculation and their often uneasy relationship with fiction — how do the narratives we construct with the past populate the present and the future?
She is currently a Visiting Scholar at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, Cambridge University, a leading interdisciplinary research centre, where she is investigating genealogies of artificial intelligence.
Martha graduated in 2023 with an MA from the Slade School of Fine Art (Distinction). Recent and upcoming screenings/exhibitions include the ICA (London), Tate Modern Exchange (London), Centre for Contemporary Art (Glasgow), Florence Trust (London), and Winnipeg Underground Film Festival. In 2025 she undertook a residency with the Wild Pansy Press, and her work has been supported by the Eaton Trust (2023). She is currently taking part in Conditions (Online), receiving mentorship from Yuri Pattinson.
Alongside her practice, she works across film and television production. Select recent credits include Production Coordinator, Play for Today (Channel 5/Vertigo Films), Assistant Production Coordinator, Curfew (Paramount +/Vertigo Films), Production Coordinator, Hereafter, dir. Ilona Sagar (Stanley Picker Gallery), Production Coordinator, The Eighties (BBC, Songbird TV). She has also worked as a script reader and screener for film festivals and production companies (inc. Edinburgh TV festival, Encounters festival, Matriarch Productions).
Her writing on the arts has been published by Elephant Magazine, the Skinny, and between 2017-2019 she co-founded and edited a publication called Art Review Glasgow.
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Contact
martha.horn@me.com
@marthahorn
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