Meet the Artist

BIOGRAPHY

Jordan Danger is an award-winning Canadian artist whose diverse talents encompass ceramics, sculpture, painting, writing, and teaching.

Her artistic journey began at the age of 18 as a Key Animator with Amberwood Studios, laying a foundation in illustration, animation, and commercial art that continues to influence her multifaceted practice. She became enamoured with with ceramics about ten years ago, and grew into an avid sculptor, as well.

Identifying as an LGBTTQ artist living with an invisible disability, Jordan's work explores the idea of intersections, delving into the interplay between art and craft. She employs a variety of media, often blending them to create pieces in a way not before seen.

Jordan has had two solo exhibitions with municipal galleries, with a third scheduled for summer 2025. She has also been represented at exhibitions with the Ottawa Art Gallery, Cline House Gallery, and W Gallerie; she is also an ongoing exhibitor with galleries in Kanata and Carleton Place, Ontario.

Jordan was awarded Best Sculpture in both 2021 and 2024 at the Annual Juried Exhibition of the Ottawa Potters Guild. Currently, she is engaged in a year-long role as the Artist in Residence in Government for the City of Ottawa where she is working with repurposed materials and diverted waste public art projects.

Looking ahead, Jordan continues to expand her practice and repertoire, finding ways to integrate traditional and repurposed materials into her works.