MURRAY CLARKE
Murray Clarke (b. 1992, London) lives and works in London, England. Clarke graduated from Kingston School of Art in 2019 with an MA in Fine Art. His work explores the dichotomy of emotions surrounding the mass marketing and consumption of fabrics and garments. Through his work, Clarke dissects and questions our attitudes and feelings towards such luxury goods, creating paintings that are at once warm and welcoming yet deceptively cold and superficial. Clarke has had solo exhibitions at Nahmad Projects, London, UK; WOAW Gallery, Singapore; Arden + White, New Canaan, CT; Moosey Gallery, Norwich, UK. Group shows include those at Whitewall Project, Paris, FR; de boer, Los Angeles; Moosey Gallery in collaboration with Good Mother Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; La Causa Gallery, Madrid, Spain; and Volery Gallery, Dubai.
Selected Works
Murray Clarke
Beach, 2025
oil on canvas
39.25 x 81 in. / 99.75 x 205.75 cm
Murray Clarke
Blue Overnighter, 2025
oil on canvas
41.5 x 73 in. / 105.4 x 185.4 cm
Murray Clarke
Greener Pastures, 2025
oil on canvas
28.75 x 20.75 in. / 73 x 52.7 cm
Murray Clarke
Blue Pardon, 2025
oil on canvas
30.75 x 20.25 in. / 78.1 x 51.4 cm
Murray Clarke
Buckle My Shoe, 2025
oil on canvas
29.25 x 80.75 in. / 74.3 x 205 cm
Murray Clarke
Evening Red, 2025
oil on canvas
30.25 x 60.25 in. / 76.8 x 153 cm
EXHIBITIONS
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Murray Clarke Unpicks Consumerism’s Real Costs
At Nahmad Projects, London, the artist’s paintings draw attention to the economic and environmental impacts of fashion
By Salena Barry | 19 November 2024
