CLAY DUNKLIN is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice includes design, drawing, installation, and video/performance works. While frequently exploiting his own identity and experiences, Dunklin’s body of work is a diaristic cosmology of the self in which motifs and characters frequently reappear and are reimagined. In this way, the work appears to be a self-generating personal narrative within a queer aesthetic.
Dunklin’s work has shown internationally including exhibitions at the Orlando Science Center, The American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, and the Delaware Contemporary. He received his BFA in drawing from the University of Central Florida in Orlando and his MFA from the University of Maryland College Park. Dunklin splits his time between Orlando, FL and Savannah, GA and is a Professor at Savannah College of Art and Design.