David exhibits internationally, recent exhibitons
& festivals include; Multichannel, ArtSway,
Sway, UK, 2008, Labour Traffic, Traffic,
Dubai, 2008, Here We Are Now, Tate Britain,
UK, 2007, & Ebb & Flow, Deptford X, London,
2007. He also works with architects, artists,
charities, colleges, designers, galleries, museums,
& NGO's. Developing workshops & research that
explores how photography & digital media can
be used as tools to discover & create spatial &
social awarness & question self-identity in the city.

Utilising biography, the 'archive', memory,
mapping, & the 'event' as conceptual devices
to develop film, photographic, & site-specific
projects. David Kendall's practice explores
how 'sensory' perception influences spatial
& social interconnection in cities. He is a
graduate of LCC, University of the Arts
London & Goldsmiths, University of London.
Where he studied visual arts, photography &
urban culture. David is a research associate
within CUCR, Goldsmiths, University of London.

Collaborative projects have combined
photographic practice with other sensory
techniques such as sound, touch, & smell
to 'map' urban & architectural environments.
Organisations & institutions he has worked
with include;

CRISIS, University of the Arts London, University
of Cambridge, Lifeline, Legacy 2020, PhotoVoice,
the Pocklington, Trust, Thompson Reuters, Sight
of Emotion, & the Victoria & Albert Museum.