Daniel Hill Art

Daniel Hill is a painter, sound artist, curator, educator and writer, whose work explores the relationship between visual art, sound and science. His paintings employ a rules-based system, in which the notion of embodied cognition is an inquiry, as well as the balance between the aesthetic and conceptual. His paintings are held in many private and public collections, including United States Embassies, Microsoft Corporation and Bank of America. Recent and upcoming exhibitions include ODETTA, NYC, Museum Modern Art, in Hunfeld, Germany, International Fine Art Festival, in Kranj, Slovenia, Scholes Street Studio, Seton Hall University, McKenzie Fine Art, Westbeth Gallery, Brattleboro Museum of Art, NurtureArt, Holland Tunnel Gallery, in Greece, Pace University and Margaret Thatcher Projects. He has curated “Visual Inquiries: Artists Inspired by Science” at Pace University and co-curated the traveling exhibition “Emergence and Structure” at Lafayette College, Miami Dade College and the University of Florida. Hill has appeared on panel talks and contributed writing to The Brooklyn Rail, The CUE Art Foundation, The Helix Center, SciArt Center, TransBorder Art, Interalia Magazine, Shirley Fiterman Art Center and SciArt Magazine, among others. His sound environments have appeared at Scholes Street Studio, in Brooklyn, New York and in the video/sound installations, “Mythograph” and “Aurorasis”, with Angie Drakopoulos, exhibited in New York and Paris. His music has received airplay on radio stations in New York, Canada and Europe. He is currently an adjunct associate professor of art at Pace University, in Manhattan and resides in New York City, with his wife and two sons.