Carali McCall is an artist from Canada, living and working in London, U.K. (b.1981)

After studying Art and Art History at the University of Toronto, McCall completed an MFA in Sculpture at Slade School of Art UCL; and practice-based PhD at Central Saint Martin’s UAL – contributing to the expanded field of drawing; McCall has a rigorous studio practice and continues to be involved in academic research, she works as a tutor and exhibits internationally.

Co-author of the Bloomsbury publication ‘Performance Drawing: New Practices since 1945’ (2020); McCall has artworks in both public and private collections; was involved in the inaugural Turps Banana MASS Correspondence course 20/21. Awards include Arts Council England funding for a performance-based artwork titled Run Vertical (Running up the Side of a Building); shortlisted for the Jerwood Drawing Prize 2017 and currently working towards the exhibition/publication, The Body in Landscape (2022).