DANIEL BAKER
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DANIEL BAKER
Antipattern (2022)
Silk screen on recycled fabric
60 x 60 cm / 23.6 x 23.6 inEdition 5 + 2 APs
Available
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DANIEL BAKER
Emergency Artefacts, silver (2022)
Crocheted from metalized polyethylene rescue blankets
ø 32 cm / ø 12.6 inEdition of 3
Available
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DANIEL BAKER
Emergency Artefacts, copper (2022)
Crocheted from metalized polyethylene rescue blankets
ø 32 cm / ø 12.6 inEdition of 3
Available
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DANIEL BAKER
Emergency Artefacts, gold (2022)
Crocheted from metalized polyethylene rescue blankets
ø 32 cm / ø 12.6 inEdition of 3
Available
PORTRAIT_
Daniel Baker (*1961) is an artist and curator. He holds a PhD on the subject of Roma aesthetics from the Royal College of Art, London. His work is included in documenta fifteen and Manifesta 14, and has featured in several editions of the Venice Biennale, both as artist (2007, 2011, 2022) and curator (FUTUROMA, 2019). Baker’s work examines the role of artistic practice in the enactment of social agency via the reconfiguration of aspects of Gypsy visuality. His work is exhibited internationally and can be found in collections worldwide. Publications include WE ROMA: A Critical Reader in Contemporary Art, Ex Libris and FUTUROMA. He lives and works in London.