SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 

2003
     "Dark Science" www.gallerythe.org
      The Spiritual in Digital Art, Coquitlam, BC, February 17th-March 23rd 

2002-2003
      Digital 2002, Taranto Gallery, New York, NY, December 8th-January 31st 
      Digital 2002, New York Hall of Science, Queens, NY, September 28th– December 1st
      Digital DUMBO 2002, M3 Projects, Brooklyn, NY, September 19th-22nd 

2001-2002
      Digital 2001, Silicon Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, December 8th-January 25th 

2001
      Digitalis, Moon Base Gallery, Vancouver, BC, November 23rd-December 16th
      Digital 2001, New York Hall of Science, Queens, NY, September 29th-November 16th  
      Rhizome Openmouse, FUN, New York, NY, July 27th
      (k)New, School of Visual Arts Photography and Related Media Thesis Show, 
              Wooster Street Gallery, New York, NY, June 26th-July 21st 


EDUCATION

MFA in Photography and Related Media, School of Visual Arts, 2001
BA in Visual Arts and Photography, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, 1998 


Bill Byrne is a graduate from New York’s School of Visual Arts Master Fine Arts 
in Photography and Related Media. His work focuses on the use of photographic 
montage to build a surrealistic, organic world. His work deals with issues of 
artificial life and man’s relationship to nature and machines. He makes digital 
prints, and large scale animated installations. His image “Generator” was 
featured in Arts and Science Collaborators’ Digital 2002 exhibition. His work 
was also included in the Evergreen Cultural Center’s (located in Vancouver) 
recent group show, Digitalis 2. His web site www.billbyrne.net, functions as 
a showcase for his work.