Shift Register (Jamie Allen and Martin Howse) Earth Observatory Array Elements — Treak Cliff (2017), Digital Dark Ages curated by Dani Admiss at Abandon Normal Devices Festival 2017. Photography Chris Foster.
Joshua Portway and Lise Autogena Black Shoals Dark Matter (2016) Installation view. Big Bang Data at Somerset House curated by Dani Admiss. Photography Peter MacDiarmid.
Navine G Khan Dossos Georgiana Leonard (2018) installation view. Walk&Talk festival curated by Dani Admiss. Photography Mariana Lopes

Dani Admiss

Stanley Picker Fellow

2020

Dani Admiss is a curator and researcher working across the fields of design, art, technology and science. Her approach is framed by world-making practices and community-based research prioritising these as lenses to explore alternative forms of curatorial practice.

Her Fellowship project Sunlight Doesn’t Need a Pipeline explores and enacts just transition in the arts. Across 2022, a coalition of art workers, agitators, dream weavers, makars, and caregivers, will co-create a bottom-up and open-source decarbonisation plan for art workers.

Admiss has curated projects across the UK, Europe and internationally including at the Barbican Centre, Somerset House, MAAT, Lisbon and Lisbon Architecture Triennale.