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Thomas A. Clark

Thomas Clark Copyright Robin Gillanders
Books by this author: The Hundred Thousand Places
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  • Thomas A. Clark lives in the small fishing village of Pittenweem, an the east coast of Scotland.  He has published four previous collections of poetry, and numerous small books and cards with his own Moschatel Press.  In the summer months, with the artist Laurie Clark, he runs Cairn, a project space for minimal and conceptual art (www.cairneditions.co.uk).  Thomas A. Clark's work often appears as installations or interventions in galleries, public spaces or in the landscape.  A large collection of such work has been installed throughout New Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow.
    Spring 2010 Thomas A Clark has produced a book-length poem of genuine visionary intent. read more
    Clark is an installation artist whose book-length sequence The Hundred Thousand Places explores the landscape round Pittenweem on the Fife coast. read more
    The Hundred Thousand Places , inspired by walks across the isles and highlands, is a single poem in three parts. read more
    Poetry offers a haven of calm amidst all the bustle - Rosemary Goring Reading Thomas Clark's new poem, the book-length 'A Hundred Thousand Places', on a Christmas commuter train was perhaps not the ideal environment. read more
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