D J Clark has worked worldwide as a photojournalist for more than 15 years. He specialises in working with international development NGO's to highlight social, political and environmental issues through long term photography projects.
D J Clark researches and writes about photography as a vehicle for social change, the subject that drives both his photographic and academic work.
EXHIBITIONS
1992-93
Street
and Working Children: 26 venue tour including, 10 Downing Street, European
Parliament, UN headquarters, World Health Organisation
and the Barbican, London.
1994
Children
of Conflict:World
British Embassy tour.
1995
Faces
of Nepal:Lancashire
health venue tour.
1996
Flights
of Passage: Web
based exhibition.
1998
Health
of a Nation:Folly
Gallery, Lancaster
Now on permanent show at the United Nations Augusta
Victoria Hospital, Jerusalem..
1999
Gypsies,
Refugees and Slum Dwellers:UK
Schools tour.
2001
Galinhos:Folly
Gallery, Lancaster.
2001-03
A
Little English City: Opened at the Storey
and Folly Galleries, Lancaster (July 2001), followed
by a 3 venue USA tour (2001-2003), Pendle Arts
Gallery (2003). Pingyao Photography festival, China (2005) & Bamako Photography festival, Mali (2005)
2005
Imaging
Famine: Due to open in August next year at
the Newsroom, London, this exhibition questions
the relationshiop of famine and photography.
FILMS
1988
From Here to
There: Drama, shot in
Northwest England and Harlem, New York. Shown regionally.
1993
Purple
Army: Documentary of the British Special
Olympic team, Grampian TV.
1994
Heartfelt: Documentary on amateur aid to Bosnia during the war. BBC Wales
2001
Searching
for The Lost World: Documentary
following an expedition looking for evidence that
Conan Doyle's epic dinosaur adventure was influenced
by explorer Colonel Fawcett's travels in the Amazon.
National Geographic Television.
2003
Ussuria
2003: Tracking down Siberia's Crocodile Dundee:
A film that follows an expedition to the forests
of Russia's far east in search of the story behind
the real Dersu Uzala, National Geographic Television.
