Deletion of Craig Hilton

Comment: Seems to have enough reliable sources to meet 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: I can't see how is going to apply here. Hilton has basically no published artistic profile outside of his Billy Apple association. I searched for quite a while and could not find his birthdate, the dates for his degrees, his CV, or reviews of any shows he might have had separately from the Billy Apple collab, or even plain old event announcements for exhibitions. There are parts of the article that may be exaggerated: for example, the article says he won an award at the prestigious Ars Electronica, but I see zero mention of this anywhere on the web. The best I could find is that he might have shown there with Billy Apple. It also makes no sense to talk about him originating significant works in Bio-art; Eduardo Kac Katz was doing very similar work in the late 90s. You also do not originate significant ideas without there being quite significant book and periodical coverage of those ideas (like there is for Eduardo Kac Katz). Which is all to say:it's a red herring to be trying to determine his notability according to , as he meets none of the criteria. I think the best we can do here is ask if he meets GNG
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NARTIST||WP:NARTIST)

Comment: with Billy Apple, '''or Delete'''. I've given this entry a lot of thought as I find the Art-Science field very interesting. However, Hilton does not meet  nor  nor . Whether they meet  is questionable. Many of the citations are primary sources: the interviews, listings at Tech Futures Lab, and The Big Idea - these do not contribute to notability. After a BEFORE search I could find no evidence of inclusion in notable museum collections nor an exhibition record outside of the work done with the Billy Apple material. As mentioned above by {{u|Possibly}}, without Billy Apple, what/where is his work? Notability is not inherited. Nor could I find a substantial publishing/citation record as a scientist/academic. He organized a march and a show of $15 photos, but that's not enough for a stand alone article. Artists just do these sorts of things: make art, organize events. The citations in ''North & South'' (and some interviews) are by the article creator (who also sold objects by Hilton at her Pop-up store). Not sure if this is a "connected" COI (perhaps no money was exchanged?), or (AGF) coincidental. Merging seems like the best solution - merge the artwork to Billy Apple and the atheist march to the visual arts subsection of List of atheists (miscellaneous
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ARTIST||WP:NSCIENTIST||WP:NPROF||WP:GNG)