Whistleblower Gallery

Dan started to represent artists in 1999, organising temporary exhibition spaces for British artists both in Montreal and Amsterdam and curating private collections during his stint in the US. In 2006, he set up the recently deceased art gallery ink_d in Brighton, UK, turning a rundown ex-tatoo parlour into a British contemporary art institution much loved by collectors and artists alike.

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During his time as Director and Curator of ink_d gallery, Dan put together over 100 shows featuring works of artists such as Ryan Callanan, Carrie Reichardt, Modern Toss, Miss Bugs, Eelus, James Cauty, Jake-Wood Evans, Eine, Jon Burgerman, Peter Kennard, Sir Peter Blake, Sarah Shaw, Carne Griffiths, Dan Baldwin, Pure Evil, Graham Carter, Stanley Donwood, Lady Aiko, Paul Scott, Matt Smith, Noah Taylor, Maria Rivans, Alex Binnie, Pinky, Petro, Jamie Hewlett, Grande Dame, Ian Hodgson, Andy Doig, Christian Guémy, Snub, Sten & Lex, Req, Harriet Hammel, amongst many others. Dan had the opportunity to work alongside these artists both as a curator as well as a printmaker and studio assistant.

dan@whistleblowergallery.co.uk

Noemí has been a journalist, writer and publisher for over 20 years having recently joined Dan in his endeavor to manage and promote British artists both in Britain as well as abroad. She has written, published and produced books, articles, magazines, documentaries and multimedia for organizations such as Scholastic, Greenpeace International, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Pearson Publishing, BBC, BBC International, Amnesty International, Radio Nederlands, Cervantes Institute, Elsevier, Difusión and Edinumen, amongst others.

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Noemí has lived in Barcelona, Amsterdam and Montreal; her skills with languages and international connections allow us to represent our artists abroad. Our series of pop-up shows The British Are Coming is her most precious project at Whistleblower Gallery so far.

noemi@whistleblowergallery.co.uk