About

Tom Clark is a curator and writer. He teaches and has worked on curatorial and publishing projects internationally. He is currently an AHRC/CHASE-Funded PhD Candidate at Goldsmiths, University of London, where his research explores infrastructural figures, politics and imaginaries as they relate to the institutions of art. He has been editor at BAK, basis for actuelle kunst, Utrecht (2015–2017); co-director at Arcadia Missa gallery, London (2010–2015); was contributing editor to Para\Fictions – Ed. Natasha Hoare (Rotterdam: Witte de With, 2018) and Maria Hlavajova and

External Projects

Practice Themes:

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History:

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Second test post

Writing

london

2018

What is wrong with communities of consumption / affinity style micro-infrastructures / clusters? Is the notion of transversality / institution-crossing freighted with a non-real functional liberalism? Or is it key to hold on to the

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Hello world!

CSM

2018

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!

Review: Jennifer Tee, Structures of Recollection and Perseverance / Let it All Come Down (2017)

Writing

london

2017

On first impression, the books seemed heavy-handed. An attempt by artist Jennifer Tee to insulate her exhibition, Structures of Recollection and Perseverance at London’s Kunstraum Gallery against looking like a collection of appropriated artefacts providing

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Review: More than more visible – Luke Willis Thompson, autoportrait, Chisenhale” (2017)

Writing

2017

On the 6th July 2016, 32-year old African-American school worker Philando Castile picked up his girlfriend Diamond Reynolds and her daughter and was driving home through the majority-white suburb of Saint Paul, Minnesota. Two police

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Podcast: “Scripted Reality” for Co—

Writing

2017

Originally recorded for the Co- 24 hour radio broadcast, aired at Supernormal festival 4–5 August.