Linda Clark

Dr. Linda Clark serves as a PartTime Lecturer and Co-Program Director for the Doctor of Creative Arts within the School of Creative Arts at the University of Southern Queensland. Her dual role combines teaching responsibilities across undergraduate visual arts studios and postgraduate research supervision with leadership in doctoral program administration, reflecting her commitment to practice-led creative scholarship.

Her academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Creative Arts (DCrArts) from University of Southern Queensland
• Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (BCA(Hons)) from University of Southern Queensland
• Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVisArt) from University of Southern Queensland

Dr. Clark's research operates at the intersection of Visual Cultures, Fine Arts, and Performance Art, examining how contemporary visual practices engage with theoretical frameworks. Her work emphasizes experimental approaches in installation art and visual discourse, contributing to evolving conversations in Australian creative arts scholarship through both theoretical analysis and embodied practice.

As Co-Program Director, she oversees doctoral candidate development while supervising research in Visual Cultures, Fine Arts, and Performance Art. Her teaching portfolio demonstrates expertise across foundational studio techniques, advanced creative practice, and research methodology, with particular strength in guiding practice-based doctoral candidates through the exegesis process. Dr. Clark's 2 years of tertiary teaching experience informs her student-centered approach to creative arts education.