Jim Clark lives and works in the Hopkins. He was born and raised in an interstitial space, a pocket universe between the IDS building and Amber Waves of Grain. He grew up in the wilds of Minnetonka where great mares once ran free, Dead Man’s Hill swallowed sleds, and the Swamp and Woods held great treasure. The woods and swamp have shrunk, fully plundered. The hill has been capped with gardens and Dishes. And the horses have scattered west and east, north and south.
In addition to his personal expressive drawing, painting, and sculpture, he has illustrated a number of independent comic books, including Colliders and Henri L’Ouest.
In addition to his personal expressive drawing, painting, and sculpture, he has illustrated a number of independent comic books, including Colliders and Henri L’Ouest.