NEURODIVERGENT/LGBTQ/HUMAN
SCOTT CLARK
VISUAL ARTIST
MURAL ARTIST
E-mail: scottclark534@gmail.com
Facebook.com/
scottclark.artexperience
Instagram: @saronspark
TikTok: @saronspark
EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Fine Art Degree
with a Major in
Visual Communications
EXPERIENCE:
Murals: Lead Artist on over
20 community murals for the
City of Calgary,
1999-present.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
Calgary Stampede Murals 2000 & 2006
Albert Park/
Radisson Heights Mural 2001
Forest Heights Community Mural 2003
Catherine Nichols
Gunn School Mural 2004
Millican-Ogden Community Mural 2004
Highwood Outdoor Pool Mural 2010
Southland Transportation Mural 2015
City of Calgary Utility Box
Beautification Project 2018
Crescent Heights Mural 2020
Bowness Mural 2021
Okotoks Municipal Building
Holiday Window Mural 2022
Alberta Summer Games
Legacy Mural 2023
Bert Church
Collaborative Mural 2023
Northland Community Mural 2023
Youth Singers Community Mural 2024
Youth Singers Community Mural 2025
Calgary Seniors'
Resource Centre Murals 2025
INDEPENDENT ART SHOWS:
15 independent Art Shows,
2001-present
Numerous illustrations published
in several local and
national newspapers
and magazines.
PRICE POINT FOR
ART PIECES:
Are as Listed
COMMISSIONED WORK
The price point
starts at $350 and up,
depending on the
scale of the piece.
COMMISSIONED MURALS
(According to CARFAC)
The average price
for a residential mural
begins at $20 per sq. ft.
which includes design,
labour and materials.
I will accept
installments as well.
LIMITED EDITION
SIGNED PRINTS
AVAILABLE
$50 -12" x 18" w/frame
$100 -18" x 24" w/frame
Feel free to peruse my site,
and enjoy the many
styles of art which I have created
over the years.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST
This site is
INCLUSIVE
and
SAFE.
PHOTO BY ANDRE HARMS @andreharmsphotography
SCOTT
CLARK
KIND
RESILIENT
CREATIVE
TWIST
PHOTO BY PHOTOGRAPHER ONYIE EKENE-OBI @throughonyieslens
Special/VIP
viewings
at my
Studio/Apartment
available.
Send me an
Email at:
scottclark534@gmail.com
for inquires.
Artistic Practice
Scott is a
Calgary-based visual artist
whose vibrant,
community-driven murals
have contributed
to the cultural fabric
of the city for
over two decades.
With a Bachelor of Fine Arts
in Visual Communications
from the
Alberta University of the Arts,
his practice is rooted
in public art that fosters
connection, optimism,
and transformation.
Living as an
openly gay/queer person,
his neurodivergent, autistic nature
– while occasionally misunderstood
in daily life
– shines through his artistry.
Scott’s portfolio includes
over 20 large-scale murals
across Calgary,
Airdrie, and Okotoks;
including two for the
Calgary Stampede
and a Legacy Mural for the
Alberta Summer Games in 2023.
He served as
Artist-in-Residence at Antyx,
a community arts non-profit,
for 11 years
- collaborating with
diverse communities
to co-create murals
that reflect
shared experiences
and local identities.
Growing up working class
and raised in a
diverse multi-cultural
neighbourhood
has given him quite an
enriched perspective on life.
Through the years,
honing his skills.
Eventually equipping himself
with tools such as his
trusted intuition and
genuine experience,
when approaching his process.
Inspired by movements
such as Fauvism, Cubism,
Surrealism, psychedelic art,
and queer/pop aesthetics
of the 1980s,
Scott’s work is known
for its dynamic colour palette
and dreamlike storytelling.
His creative process is
inclusive and flexible,
prioritizing engagement,
accessibility, and collaboration.
At its core,
Scott’s art is about hope,
resilience, and radical optimism.
He believes that creativity
is a powerful tool
for social progress
- capable of bridging divides,
revitalizing spaces,
and sparking meaningful dialogue.
Through his art, he aims to
uplift communities
and reimagine public space
as a place for joy,
belonging, and beauty.
He has always
enjoyed exploring
his imagination
when it comes to
his art practice.
Over the years
continually experimenting
with his style.
You will notice
on this website
that his catalogue of art
has a distinct flavour
in each series;
as well as showing a joy
and commitment to his craft.
He also finds
having other outlets in
art-making to be
quite liberating
as well;
making time for his
writing and music.
Realizing that
singing and playing
original songs
on guitar in multiple open mics
in the last few years
is a great alternative outlet.
As a working artist,
he leaves himself
open to every new opportunity.
He will give extreme flexibility and
pay utmost priority
to any project
he is currently involved in.
