Andrew Hill b. 1952

  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Designer (Graphic Designer)
An Adelaide-born painter and printmaker whose Trade Union prints were included in the exhibition 'All Our Working Lives' in Adelaide in 1983. He has also worked with Aboriginal and community groups.
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member of
Contemporary Art Society (SA)
Artist
Executive Committee, Executive and Exhibitions Committee 1978-1981
member of
Progressive Art Movement
Artist
Visual Arts Group 1976-1978
member of
Community Media Association
Artist
1981-1983
member of
Community Arts Network SA
Artist
Various Working Parties 1982-1983
member of
United Trades and Labor Council SA Branch
Artist
Founding Member of Arts Standing Committee 1982-1996
member of
Multicultural Artworkers Committee - latterly Nexus Multicultural Arts
Artist
Joint Founder 1984
associate of
Multicultural Artworkers Committee - latterly Nexus Multicultural Arts
Artist
Visual Arts Convenor, Board Member, Executive Committee Member 1984-1995, Treasurer 1994

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Related person groups
  • Contemporary Art Society (SA) (member of)
  • Progressive Art Movement (member of)
  • Community Media Association (member of)
  • Community Arts Network SA (member of)
  • United Trades and Labor Council SA Branch (member of)
  • Multicultural Artworkers Committee - latterly Nexus Multicultural Arts (member of)
  • Multicultural Artworkers Committee - latterly Nexus Multicultural Arts (associate of)
  • Contemporary Art Society (SA) (member of)
  • Progressive Art Movement (member of)
  • Community Media Association (member of)
  • Community Arts Network SA (member of)
  • United Trades and Labor Council SA Branch (member of)
  • Multicultural Artworkers Committee - latterly Nexus Multicultural Arts (member of)
  • Multicultural Artworkers Committee - latterly Nexus Multicultural Arts (associate of)