Stephen
Linhart

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Self Portrait Stephen Linhart was born in 1960 in New York where he designed his first computer game at the age of eight. Since 1982 his creative work has included digital collage, interactive entertainment, algorithmic art, screensavers and Web art. Million of visitors have seen his work on the Web.
 
Linhart’s awards for animation and design include The Apple Quicktime Web Challenge, and the International After Dark Contest.

Permanent Collections
Amarillo Museum of Art   Amarillo, TX
Artcolle   Sergines, France
Centre for Adult Education   Melbourne, Australia
Hill Country Arts Foundation   Ingram, TX
IMCAC   Pagosa Springs, CO
The Learning Connexion   Wellington, New Zealand
Tsanko Lavrenov National School of Fine Arts   Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Turchin Center   Boone, NC
University of Wisconsin Art Department   Marshfield, WI

Group Shows
International Biennale Artists Miami   2014
  • Nina Torres Fine Art, Miami, FL
International Collage Exhibition & Exchange   2006-2014   (annual event)
  • Real TART, New Plymouth, New Zealand
  • The Gallery @ City Library, Melbourne, Australia
  • Puke Ariki Museum, New Plymouth, New Zealand
White on White   2007
  • IMCAC, Pagosa Springs, CO
Mini Artefakts   2007
  • Borrelli Space Gallery, San Diego, CA
Human Artefakts   2006-2007   (traveling exhibit)
  • Art Works, Richmond, VA
  • Artful Gatherings, Lemont, IL
  • Gallery Atelierhof, Bremen, Germany
  • The Learning Connexion, Wellington, New Zealand
  • The Framing Workshop, Hamilton, New Zealand
  • Expressions, Upper Hutt, New Zealand
  • Percy Thomson Gallery, Stratford, New Zealand
  • Christchurch Arts Festival, Christchurch, New Zealand
Baker’s Dozen Collage Exchange   1999-2007   (annual event)
  • Subtaranian Gallery, New Plymouth, New Zealand
  • Open Space Gallery, Allentown, PA
  • Durango Art Center, Durango, CO
Florence Biennale   2003
  • Florence Biennale, Florence, Italy
Can You Digit   1996
  • Postmasters Gallery, Soho, New York
Algorithmic Art   1994
  • Xerox PARC, Silicon Valley, CA