Jessica Clark is a Palawa woman with Anglo-Australian, Irish, Turkish, and French heritage, currently based in on Wurundjeri Country in Naarm, Melbourne. She is an independent curator, researcher, and writer with a background in art history and education. Jessica is currently curatorial associate for Experimenta: Life Forms International Triennial of New Media Art (2020-2023), producing an education resource in collaboration with Carclew and Lee-Ann Buckskin and Associates for the Tjitjiku Tjukurpa (Children’s Dreaming) Project (2019-2020), and curatorial and academic assistant for Natalie King at the Victorian College of the Arts. She participated in the First Nations Exchange Program for the 57^th Venice Biennale (2017), and is alumni of the Wesfarmers Indigenous Arts Leadership Program (2018) and the Australia Council for the Arts Signature Works Innovation Lab (2018). Jessica is a currently undertaking a practice-based curatorial PhD at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne.