Tony Gill is the ADAM Project Leader at the Surrey Institute of Art & Design, and as such is responsible for managing the development of ADAM, the Art, Design, Architecture & Media Information Gateway. He was also responsible for the initial project management of the Visual Arts Data Service, part of the Arts & Humanities Data Service, and continues to provide technical consultancy to VADS. Both services have a mission to provide access to high-quality networked information in the visual arts.

Prior to this, he was Technical Outreach Manager at the Museum Documentation Association, where he provided impartial advice on the best use of information technology for museums and galleries.

He has degrees in Communication in Computing (Middlesex University) and Physics & Philosophy (King's College, London), and is currently a PhD research student at Kingston University's School of Information Systems.

He is the author of a number publications on the applications of information technology in the arts & humanities, including 'The MDA Guide to Computers in Museums.'

More detailed information can be found within Tony's personal web pages.

Tony is based at the Surrey Institute of Art and Design Surrey Institute of Art and Design Falkner Road Farnham Surrey UK Tel: +44 (0) 1252 892721 Fax: +44 (0) 1252 892725 Email: tony@adam.ac.uk