Hannah Redler-Hawes

Hannah Redler-Hawes is a curator known for her pioneering work in arts-led interdisciplinary and digital projects for world-class arts, science and cultural organisations. She has been commissioning, curating and producing digital and media art since the early 1990s, including the first interactive software and neural net-based installation art to be acquired by the national collections. Her work convenes outstanding artists, scientists, technologists and experts by experience to create award-winning new artworks, exhibitions, research and events. She particularly specialises in participation, interaction and the emerging fields of data and AI. Hannah trained as a painter at Camberwell and Norwich Schools of Art and in curating contemporary art at the Royal College of Art. She moved into working with digital art after co-founding one of London’s first interactive multimedia software companies with other artists, designers and friends in the early 1990s.

From The Art of Nowism | Alistair Gentry (1973-2026), June 2026