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Hobart Hughes aka John E Hughes Biography
In 1982 Hobart started work on a film clip for Sydney band Mental As
Anything. The clip was chosen for an exhibition on the art of the music video at
the Museum Of Modern Art in New York. Over the next six years Hobart produced
six film clips.
1999 Hobart developed an animated web site for Juice magazine. He then
went on to develop animated web interface designs for Monument Magazine and the
Commonwealth Bank. This work led Hobart to develop in conjunction with the Pain
Management Research unit of the Sydney ChildrenÕs Hospital and interactive pain
management software called Sic Rom 2005.
From 1993 Hobart started developing installation art and looking at way
of combining animation with sculpture.
From 2000 he next seriously consider object sculpture and in particular wood carving and construction this led to the show Animals in a Flooded Garden Boutwell
Draper . 2000Galley 2001 Stations Of The Cross. Sydney Town Hall 2004 Out There Ivan
Doherty 2005
After a trip to Broken Hill in 2004 Hobart started experiments with Landscape animation producing some interesting experiments until he produced his first finished film using thes work method titled. The Wind Calls Your Name 2004 Which screened at the 2005 Sydney Film Festival. This was followed by Removed2005 which screened at the 2006 Sydney Film Festival and then Shiver 06.
From 2005 Hobart made a return to performance with the development of The Mind Beneath Sydney Moving Image Collation April & Damien Minton Gallery 2006. This performance uses amongst other things, a model town, a giant termite, animation, a sound effect plactic horse, puppets, projections and Gandi. Hobart sits in the centre of this multimedia box and spins a tale of nature, consciousness and misplaced sexual tension.
Hobart is currently working on several film projects, carving new works for a sculpture show in 2008 at Damien Minton Gallery, other collobrative projects.
Hobart has been a lecturer in
Time Based Art College of Fine Arts
1995 - 2007