Adam Dant

About the Artist:

Adam Dant (born 1967, Cambridge) studied Graphic Design at Liverpool School of Art, Liverpool, (1985-1989); MSU, University Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda, India (1988) and Fine Art Printmaking, Royal College of Art (1989-1991). He lives and works in London.

Adam Dant is known for his large-scale, ‘Hogarthian’ ink drawings. His narrative works are satirical, taking issue with politics, ideology, and British culture in general. Dant often works within the realm of cartography.

Solo exhibitions:

Adam Dant, The Museum of the Thames Estuary, Essex, UK (2016); The Budge Row Bibliotheque, Bloomberg Space, London (2015); Shoreditch: A Diary of a Neighbourhood, 11 Spitalfields, London (2013); From the Library of Dr London, Hales Gallery, London (2012); Unusual Cartography of East London, Town House Antiques, London (2011); Dant on Drink, Hales Gallery London (2011); Bibliotheques and Brothels, Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York (2010).

Commissions:

The Government Stable, House of Commons for Parliamentary Art Collection, London (2015).