Danielle O'Malley is a multi-media, large-scale, site-specific, installation, and ceramic artist residing in Helena, Montana. O'Malley received their MFA from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. Her work is rooted in an environmental consciousness derived from their concern for the Earth's rapidly declining health. In addition to an active studio practice, O'Malley teaches, exhibits nationally, and serves their community as Executive Director for the Art Mobile of Montana and Director for Montana Clay. Most recently, O'Malley has been interviewed on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler podcast, recognized and chosen for publication by Ceramics Monthly, The Surface Design Association Quarterly Journal, The NCECA Annual Journal, and The Studio Potter Journal. She has received multiple local, state, and national grants and was an American Craft Council Emerging Artist finalist. Additionally, O'Malley has been a demonstrating and exhibiting artist at NCECA for the past two years. Their work is in permanent collections at the Northwest Art Gallery, the Taoxichuan Art Center, and numerous private collections.