My work addresses social interaction, global inter-connectivity, borders and a sense of place. I create artworks which involve large numbers of people making powerful statements of unity using mirrors and reflected sunlight.
These pieces embody protest, beauty and the power of the collective.
Duncan Mckellar
Born - Knighton, Wales, 1980.
Lives and works - Bristol U.K.
Education - 1999 - 2004 - BA Hons Fine Art - Slade School of Fine Art.
Following graduation I stepped into the role of curating an immersive WW2 museum before returning to artwork in 2019.
Selected Exhibitions -
2024 - Home/Land - Socially Engaged Art Salon. Sussex U.K
2023 - National Refugees Week - In the Crossfire - Brighton U.K
2021 – Turner Contemporary Open. Margate U.K.
2020 - Visual Ibero-American (VIA) Art Prize - Brazilian Embassy London.
- WAC Wells Contemporary.
- ING Discerning eye. Selected by Jo Baring.
- Blue Sky and Beyond Festival. Pound Arts.
2019 - Creekside Open selected by Sacha Craddock. A.P.T Gallery London.
Film Festivals.
2019 - Chandler Film Festival, Arizona.
- Beeston Film Festival, Nottingham U.K.
- A Show for A Change Festival. Online.
Awards -
2020 - Curation Team Prize winner. Wells Contemporary.
2019 - Creekside Open winner.
2019 - A Show For A Change Festival, Creativity Award.