IMAGES: (Top to Bottom, Left to Right) Hill End Photo: Courtesy of Highway West Town Sites. Haefligers Cottage 2012. Photo: Emma Hill. Murrays Cottage 2011. Photo: Richard Perram. Donald Murray c. 1985. Photo: Unknown. Antonia Aitken Haefligers, Winter (detail) 2008. Photo: Courtesy of Antonia Aiken.
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2022 HILL END AiR APPLICATIONS
The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service are currently undertaking an open Expression of Interest (EoI) for Haefligers and Murrays Cottages leases.
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) hopes that the EOI process will be finalised by January 2022. BRAG will not be calling for applications for the 2022 Hill End Artists in Residence Program until the EoI process is complete.
Please sign up to the BRAG e-newsletter via the BRAG Website to ensure you receive information on when the next round of applications open.
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A BEACON FOR ARTISTS SINCE THE LATE 1940s
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Hill End’s distinctive blend of landscape, gold-mining history and vernacular architecture continue to attract generations of Australian artists.
The Hill End Artists in Residence Program occupies a unique place in the Australian visual arts landscape.
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There are many unique qualities to Hill End.
One is the opportunity to see stages of settlement in a place over several generations and the resulting impact of this on environment. The cultural heritage of adaption and introduction. Looking at the past has enabled me to reflect on the present.
- Nicola Moss, 2013
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