Fine Art Prints by A.George

Djilpin Arts' collection of Gapu limited edition prints commenced in 2007 with Basil Hall Editions. Gapu, or water, is the inspiration behind much of the work produced. The continuing collaboration between artists from Djilpin’s Ghunmarn Culture Centre and Basil Hall encourages new and emerging artists as well as established artists to experiment with a variety of print mediums. Etchings and Silk Screens make up Series I to IV, with Series V also including Japanese Woodblock prints.

About A.George
The late Angelina was an award winning contemporary Indigenous artist whose paintings are explorations of landscape, reflecting space and structure of her country. A.George grew up in Roper River country, attending the mission school, where she first began to draw in coloured chalks on slate. A.George’s final works are represented in Djilpin’s permanent collections and in textiles. She won the 2007 NATSIAAA art award in the open painting category and her work was highly commended in the 2008 Awards. A.George also features in the award winning documentary Yellow Fella by Ivan Sen (SBSTV, Cannes Film Festival 2005).