Daniel Clark

b. Banbury, 1988
Lives and works in Burra Isle (UK)
daniel.clark@network.rca.ac.uk

“... the role of art in my personal practice continues to be a quiet, mostly private space where I make drawings, sound works, build microphones, and go foraging with my headphones on. All of this is art, and it continues to play a big role in helping me navigate myself and the world.“

︎︎︎ Daniel Clark, A-N 40 Years 40 Artists

* This website is a testing ground for navigating a version of my practice through the internet. As such nothing here should be considered stable, fixed, permanent, reliable etc

🥔 In parallel to my personal practice I also make long term, collaborative work through Gaada, a visual art workshop + neurodiverse community based in Shetland.

Upcoming / Ongoing
Safeland, Gaada, Shetland 2021-22 🥔
‘Gaada’, visual art workshop, 2018—ongoing *🥔

Recent Press / Teaching, Residencies / Awards
Curatorial North, SCAN + East St Arts (Leeds) + Edinburgh Printmakers (Edinburgh), 2021 🥔
40 Years 40 Artists, a-n.co.uk, online, 2021 🥔
What if...?/Scotland, Scotland + Venice, V&A Dundee, 2021
an Artist Bursary, 2020

Recent Group / Performance*
Mak a Laang Erm, Gaada, Burra Isle, Shetland, 2021🥔
SWAP #5: Island, SKELF [online] + Fuel Tank, Deptford, 2020
Honds Reach Up by Amy Gear [as composer], Shapes of Water, Travelling Gallery, Scotland, 2020-21

Education
MA Printmaking, Royal College of Art, 2013-2015
BA (Hons) Illustration, University of Brighton, 2007-2010

Collections
Word and Image Collection, Victoria and Albert Museum
Special Collections and Archives, Bishopsgate Institute
Sound & Moving Image Archive, The British Library

> Full CV

Daniel Clark

Site Visit (preview), 2022 Eight ft Echo demo, 2014 Black Billowing Clouds, 2013 Where the Seiche Sips, 2012 Neighbourhood Spook, 2010 Moors, 2009

Daniel Clark

“... the role of art in my personal practice continues to be a quiet, mostly private space where I make drawings, sound works, build microphones, and go foraging with my headphones on. All of this is art, and it continues to play a big role in helping me navigate myself and the world.“

^{Site Visit (preview), 2022

Eight ft Echo demo, 2014

Black Billowing Clouds, 2013
Where the Seiche Sips, 2012

Neighbourhood Spook, 2010

Moors, 2009}