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Daniel Arturo Almeida (b. 1992. Caracas, Venezuela) is a cultural producer and artist working through photography, installation, archiving, and public engagement. His practice chronicles intimate and collective stories that shape belief systems and hierarchies of power in the Americas. The product of generational migrations, Almeida researches images, music, anecdotes, and documents portraying national pride, nostalgia, and collective amnesia. The work observes shared culture through loss, hope, and empathy. He has exhibited in The U.S.A in various institutions, galleries, and festivals, including A.I.R. Gallery, Tiger Strikes Asteroids, La Salita Project, Columbia Teachers College, Satellite Art Show, and the SVA Chelsea Galleries, among others. Almeida’s work has been reviewed in Hyperallergic and The Daily Lazy.

Almeida is the Co-founder of the collective, R.I.C.O. R.O.B.O. (NEW INC member). The collective recently published an article for Terremoto Magazine and was interviewed for Untitle Art’s 2022 Art Basel podcast.

Almeida holds an MFA in Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts (2020) and a BFA in Art and Art History from Florida International University (2017). He currently lives and works in Miami, FL.

He was the lead instructor for the Young Artists Initiative and curated three student exhibitions for the program at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami.