"Art Hack Practice" explores how artists, curators, and cultural producers navigate intersections between art, innovation, and the maker movement. This book offers international case studies that challenge distinctions between artistic and economic production, emphasizing interdisciplinary practices. It examines the impact of maker spaces, the role of hackathons in media labs, and discusses the synergy and tension between art and maker culture. Essential reading for students and professionals in art, design, new media, and related fields.