I am an educator, designer, programmer, publisher, researcher & writer based in (SE) London. This website has been designed as a space for grey literature, for me to keep track of myself. My current interests and activities include:
- The aesthetics of retirement, pensions & financial literacy.
- Financialisation of/in/through the anthropocene.
- The politics of language & etymological research.
- Accessiblity in web development and digital publishing.
- Alternative & institutional pedagogic practice.
You can contact me via email here: j.clarke@arts.ac.uk; or Twitter here: @jackclarke_.
I am a lecturer in Graphic Design & Digital Media at Camberwell College of Arts. I teach on undergraduate & postgraduate programmes.
I write a monthly etymology column for Sticky Fingers In Your Letterbox titled The Remainder. The name (and motivation) for this project is derived from The Violence of Language (1990) by Jean-Jacques Lecercle.
I publish books through a small press titled Abstract Supply. It is intended as a publishing organisation making textbooks for the 21st Century.
I work as a part of Ware Collective on music production & events, mostly as a designer.
Completed an MA in Art & Politics at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Associate Lecturer on MA Design for Art Direction, London College of Communication (UAL).
Co-ordination of curriculum/unit The Expanded Designer for the Design Programme at Camberwell, Chelsea, Wimbledon (UAL) across Illustration, Graphic Design & 3D Design courses.
Member of research group Interpolate which explored material language, typography, and code. We presented research at Digitally Engaged Learning Conference (2018) in Toronto & IAM Weekend (2019) in Barcelona.
Associate Lecturer convening a regular module on Concepts of Editing for the Graphic Design, Foreign Exchange Semester Programme at Central Saint Martins (UAL).
Guest practitioner at Books From the Future summer school. In 2018 the project recieved a write-up from It's Nice That.
Member of Evening Class, a self-organized postgraduate learning experiment in London. Notably EC designed the book Training for Exploitation? by the Precarious Workers Brigade.
Organisation of a lecture-series titled Re:Tooling for the Design Programme at Camberwell, Chelsea, Wimbledon (UAL). Themes included: precarity, automation, responsibility, the media & the city. Invited speakers included David Frayne, Helen Hester, Keith Dodds, Douglas Murphy, Hannah Quinlan & Rosie Hastings among others.