Michael Nash is an Irish/American is a filmmaker and artist. In 2010 by MovieMaker Magazine named Nash as one of the “Top 10 Filmmakers For The Planet.” Nash is the founder Beverly Hills Productions and recently founded Nash Film. He has been an alumni of the Sundance Film Festival for years. His production company has produced several award-winning films, distributed globally around the world.

Nash is the honored recipient of the Social Change Global Institute Filmmaker of the Year Award, the California Conservation Champion Award and the Neiman Marcus Humanitarian Visions Filmmaker Award. He sits on the UN advisory panel focused on “creating content for positive change” and is a global keynote speaker on issues on humanity, climate stress, food security and migration. Beverly Hills Productions is a key link between Hollywood and the United Nations for providing film content to be screened in summits and events to leaders of the world in hopes of changing global policy.

Nash’s paintings, acrylic, mixed media, and digital artwork blurs the boundary between traditional fine art and artificial intelligent code through a hybrid approach of both mediums. At the core of Nash’s work, one experiences a narrative illuminating a self-promoting world, fueled by endless self hype, where humans have become the commodity and social ranking is manifested through hashtags, digital likes and followers. Nash’s work builds on the vast shoulders of Warhol representation of the power of fame and seduction of the fame game. The artist has put a mirror to society, asking us all to identify with our own exposure to self-promotion. The artist works echo his own exposure to an over hyped society. Nash’s work is collected by A-list celebrities, high net worth individuals, and others.

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