Bill Hart

Tintype Photograph © Phillip England 2019

Bill Hart is a creative practitioner who lives and works in Hobart, Tasmania. His work encompasses art, science, philosophy, explored through tinkering with technology. His process involves understanding through making, and what he treasures most about his career is the opportunities it has afforded to explore and develop skills in making with technology, from using software applications, to writing software, making electronics and physical making through 3D printing, CNC machining etc. But most of all, Bill enjoys working with people from all walks of life as they learn to express their ideas and understandings through technology.
https://billh.art/

Launch November 5th-6th 2020

Ainslie+Gorman Arts Centre, ACT Bett Gallery, TAS

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Centre for Creative and Cultural Research (University of Canberra), Institute for Culture and Society (Western Sydney University), School of Art and Design (Australian National University), Contemporary Art and Social Transformation (RMIT University), Ainslie+Gorman Art Centre, Bett Gallery with the support of the Institute of Network Cultures.

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