David Marsh (b. 1984, New Britain, Connecticut) is a painter and curator who has lived in Miami since 2003. He received a BFA from the Miami International University of Art & Design in 2007 and an MFA in painting from the University of Miami in 2010. Alongside his painting, he has dedicated much of his time to curating and coordinating exhibitions. He had his first solo show, "Looking for Labels," in 2006 and curated his first exhibition, "The Wild, Wild Wynwood," at Edge Zones in 2007, and has since served as an associate curator for Edge Zones. He also founded and directs Flowerbox Projects in Miami's Little Haiti, which presents several shows a year by emerging artists and has staged more than thirty exhibitions. His own exhibitions include "indirect quote" at Emerson Dorsch (2010) and "Trendkill" at Box Gallery in Fort Lauderdale (2015). His recent show "Too Much" at Edge Zones embraced excess as both subject and strategy.
