Jacob S. Clayton

 Jacob S. Clayton (b. 1995) studied Fine Art Photography at the University of Brighton, later continuing to study a Masters Degree in the same subject at Camberwell College of Arts.

As well as exhibiting with institutions such as The Finnish Museum of Photography, Somerset House, and Format Festival - Clayton focuses on collaborating with grass roots collectives and DIY spaces, becoming involved with festivals such as Three-wheel-drive, and Martin Par's BOP. Clayton was shortlisted for the Mack First Book Award in 2019, and has been featured in AnOther Magazine and British Journal of Photography.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Exhibited: 'A For Apple', Morrison's supermarket, text written by Hector Campbell (2025); 'I Would Rather Be Horizontal', The Bomb Factory Art Foundation (2025); Helsinki Darkroom Festival, Finish Museum of Photography (2022); Three-wheel-drive; Martin Par's BOP Featured: AnOther Magazine, British Journal of Photography