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Don Hill Contemporary 2002 - 2006
This Title outlines my contemporary work within the the Regional Gallery System in Australia. It covers the process and also the installation of "Showings"(Exhibitions) that I had during this period.The book is 96 pages and in its Second Edition.
House Party Tonight
The career of legendary saxophonist Don Hill
Operation Don's Left Wing
On 1 January 1943, with German Sixth Army about to be destroyed in the Stalingrad pocket, the Stavka (Soviet High Command) launched Operation Don, a strategic offensive conducted by the Red Army’s Southern, Southwestern, and Trans-Caucasus Fronts aimed at demolishing German defenses in the southern Soviet Union and decisively turning the war’s tide. Critical to this ambitious operation was the mission assigned to the Trans-Caucasus Front—to isolate and destroy German Army Group A in the northern Caucasus region in cooperation with the Southern Front. Operation Don’s Left Wing is the first detailed study of this crucial but virtually overlooked Soviet military operation. Because of th...
I Remember My Firsts...
Eighty-eight-year-old Don Hill has lived many experiences during his lifetime. He enjoys recalling many of them. In his first book, Ramblin's & Recollections, he brings back memories of growing up on the farm during WWII and his experiences in Korea. Now he collects his creative writings into I Remember My Firsts... You will go back with him as he recalls some of his firsts (not all of them), as well as his letters to the editor; his one-act plays, poetry, letters, and many other writings. The scope covers many subjects as he enjoys "the newfound thing"-word processing. He says it works better than the quill.
Undercurrent. the Other Brush Twenty Years Later
The works from twenty years ago still hold currency even though they are mostly gone they are still acceptable today and with these new writings and this new book it becomes a supplement to "The Art of Don Hill, Contemporary Works 2002 to 2006.Making works from organic materials represents an idea of sustainability and although collection does not always go as planned it is a way to use products from Nature rather than from a manufacturing factory.The concept and idea may seem insigni¿cant in the broader scale of planet Earth's survival but it still represents an e¿ort to turn the inevitable tide.Although it has been many years my interest in Bamboo began in the early 2000's and although I cannot recall how this happened it may have come from reading an article about a couple who started a bamboo plantation in Northern New South Wales and were selling the shoots to restaurants.Since 2015 I have been growing the Culms in Ipswich, Minden and North Thailand.
Frank Batten
Frank Batten Sr. (1927–2009) created the Weather Channel in 1982, despite mocking by colleagues in the media that around-the-clock weather broadcasts would be as exciting as watching paint dry. The network, and later its companion website, Weather.com, became the largest private weather company in the world and an American cultural icon. Yet few have heard of Batten, a media pioneer whose Virginia newspaper was the only major daily to back school integration. At a time when American corporate greed was making headlines, without fanfare and limelight Batten built a media empire centered on honesty, integrity, and ethics. Starting out in his uncle’s newspaper business in Norfolk, Virginia,...
The Dnr Trilogy
D. Brewster was the youngest member of his medical school class and one of the few accepted into the dual-training MD/PhD program. Sadly, his promising career went permanently off the rails when he became a lightning rod for a series of tragic and dehumanizing events which caused Brewster to spiral downward into an ever-deepening quagmire of moral decay that also enveloped everyone around him. Years later when Brewster finally becomes the last man standing in a previously orchestrated act of vigilante justice, he reflects on whether or not what he had done was truly a righteous and justifiable act. That judgment would have to be surrendered for others to decide as Brewster is compelled to take up pen and paper to record in shocking detail the evil darkness that overwhelmed him and his colleagues so many years ago. This is the first novel in the DNR Trilogy.
