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John Wolseley starts to sketch at Baniyala

October 18, 2009 Basil Hall

After two days of talks and exploration, the artists began to draw and work on plates and acetate at the VOQ (visitors centre) and in our campsite. We were…

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Djambawa introduces us to his country

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Seen here are Jorg Schmeisser (back), Fiona Hall (hat), Djambawa Marawili and Howard Morphy during Djambawa’s generous introductory walk and talk through important burial grounds and significant sites along…

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Campsite at Baniyala October 2009

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A view of the new camp set up at Baniyala by the community led by Djambawa Marawili. Basil’s sleeping platform is on the left. The camp has showers, toilets,…

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$2500 worth of etching plate waiting for collection

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Delivery of the etching plates and assorted etching “nasties” for the Darwin Project in east Arnhem Land was a complicated business. Here some of the party are collecting the…

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Jorg Schmeisser arrives for the Darwin Project

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Seen here welcoming Jorg Schmeisser to BHE are Mats, Rue (still here!) and Basil (about to leave). Jorg is in the NT for Nomad Art’s latest expedition and project…

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National Gallery of Australia Guides visit

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In August a group of 15 volunteer guides from the NGA visited the studio, armed with questions about the work BHE does now in over 20 communities. We hired…

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Elcho Island artists visit the studio

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In September we were delighted to show a group of important Elcho Island artists around BHE. Seen with Basil are (l to r) Tommy Minburra, Judy Manany, Richard Gandhuwuy…

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Singapore artist and teacher Rue Abdul residency

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Basil Hall Editions has had the company of Singapore teacher Rue Abdul for nearly three months. Rue has been making collagraphs, assisting in the studio (here she is blocking…

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George Chaloupka visits during Helen Geier residency

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Staff at Basil Hall Editions were happy to receive a visit from renowned rock art expert George Chaloupka in August. Here Mats is showing Helen and George a recently…

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Elcho Island Panel 2009

September 23, 2009 Basil Hall

The first proof of the Elcho Island panel. Further adjustments have been made to some of the plates making up the image, including the one at the bottom left…

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Hmm. A couple of minor adjustments should do it!

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Basil, Nena and Nadia examine the first proof of the Elcho Island Panel. Sixteen small etching plates, each featuring aspects of Elcho life and part of the map of…

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The first proof of the Elcho Island Panel

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Nena Zanos, Basil Hall, Nadia Maini Craig and Mats Unden recently proofed the new Elcho Island Panel, made by 13 artists at Galiwin’ku in September 2009 during a recent…

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Helen Geier discussing a recent image

August 27, 2009 Basil Hall

Here Helen is discussing the development of a new etching with BHE printer Nena Zanos and author Laura Murray Cree. Laura spent a week viewing the process and interviewing…

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Helen Geier at BHE for a new project

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NSW artist Helen Geier has recently spent two weeks in Darwin working with Basil on a new folio of exquisite etchings. These have been based on installation photographs of…

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Proofing Maringka’s new etching in Darwin

August 5, 2009 Basil Hall

In addition to the folio set of 10 large-scale silkscreens, Tjungu Palya has just launched four new etchings at Nomad Art and Randall Fine Art. Nomad’s exhibition was opened…

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Wingu Tingima’s new silkscreen print

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Here is Wingu’s beautiful silkscreen. She painted the image onto sheets of acetate during a workshop conducted by Basil in Nyapari in March 2009. The work by the Tjungu…

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Tjungu Palya celebrates a new folio of silkscreens

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This stunning new silkscreen by Maringka Baker has joined 9 others in a beautiful folio boxed set just released by Tjungu Palya Art Centre in Nyapari. Other artists include…

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It’s time to hit the road again

July 8, 2009 Basil Hall

After 6 weeks away, it’s time to get out there on the road and run a few more workshops. Bookings are coming in already for 2010, with trips planned…

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Barbara showing her woodblock

July 6, 2009 Basil Hall

Barbara Colbung worked on a reduction woodblock

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This is how it’s done, Peter

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Charlie Colbung demonstrating roller technique on a woodblock print to fellow WA artist Peter Farmer during Mats’ recent workshop with a group of Katanning artists

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ABOUT BHE

For the last nineteen years Basil has run Basil Hall Editions, first from a purpose-built studio in Darwin, then from two studios: one in Braidwood, NSW and one in Canberra. In 2020 Basil moved all the equipment to Canberra. He and his team host visiting artists or travel to remote Aboriginal  communities, collaborating with over 100 artists a year, or other regional locations, offering workshops.

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Back to Wodonga (through the Covid blockade)

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Last job for the year: Eunice Napanangka Jack’s etching

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King Island “Poor Souls” art exhibition March 2021

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Warringah Printmakers have me back

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