Gary Hill

  Exhibitions
 
  Selected Works
 
  Publications
 
  Biography
 
  Bibliography
 
    publications
Selected Monographs and Exhibition Catalogues
2002 Gary Hill, Selected Works Catalogue Raisonné, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg.
 
2001 The Uncanny: Experiments in Cyborg Culture, Vancouver Art Gallery.
 

Gary Hill, Midnight Crossing, Remarks on Color, Center for Contemporary Art, Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw.

 
1997 TALL SHIPS Gary Hill’s Projective Installations No.2, Station Hill Arts
 

VIEWER Gary Hill’s Projective Installations No.3, Station Hill Arts and Barbara Gladstone Gallery.

   
1996

Gary Hill: HanD HearD/liminal objects (Galerie des Archives, Paris), Text by Charles Stein and George Quasha.

   
1995

Gary Hill: Imagining the Brain Closer Than the Eyes (Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Basel), Cantz, Essays by Hans Belting, Gottfried Boehm, Gary Hill, Birgit Kempker, Karlheinz Ludeking, Friedmann Malsch, and Theodora Vischer.

   
1994

Gary Hill ( Henry Art Gallery, Seattle), Essays by Chris Bruce, Lynne Cooke, Bruce Ferguson, John Hanhardt, and Robert Mittenthal.

   
1993

Gary Hill ( Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam and Kunsthalle, Wien), in English with Dutch and German translations. Essays by Willem Van Weelden and George Quasha.

 

Gary Hill: In Light of the Other (The Museum of Modern Art, Oxford and Tate Gallery, Liverpool), Essays by Corinne Diserens, Bruce Ferguson, Gary Hill, Chrissie Iles, Robert Mittenthal, Stuart Morgan, and Lars Nittve.

 

Gary Hill (Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris), Available in Spanish with an English translation as Gary Hill (IVAM, Valencia), Essays by Christine van Assche, Lynne Cooke, Gary Hill, Jacinto Lageira, and Hippolyte Massardier.

 
1992

Gilbert, Christophe. Maurice Blanchot/Gary Hill: d'une Ecriture l'Autre (et Son . . . Double) (DEA Université Paris-III).

Sarrazin, Stephen. Chimaera Monographie No. 10 (Gary Hill) (Centre International de Creation Vidéo Montbéliard, Belfort).

   
1990 Devriendt, Christine. L'Oeure Video de Gary Hill (French and English) ( Rennes: Université de Rennes II, France).