Daniel Tucker makes documentaries, publications, classes, exhibitions, and events inspired by his interest in social movements and the people and places from which they emerge. His writings and lectures on the intersections of art and politics and his collaborative art projects have been published and presented widely. As an arts leader he helps artists, activists and organizations to create impactful work and has been sought out for the last two decades as a curatorial, programming and editorial consultant for a range of organizations.  He recently developed the Curating Engagement Retreat with Wagner Foundation/Public Trust. Recent publications include “Beyond Glass Cases” (Common Ground, 2025) and “Lastgaspism: Art and Survival in the Age of Pandemic” coedited with Anthony Romero and Dan S. Wang (Soberscove, 2022) and picked as a “Best Art Book of 2022” by Hyperallergic.