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Basia Smolnicki
Born in NZ to Polish immigrants, Basia Smolnicki is a Wellington based printmaker artist specialising in traditionally hand crafted fine art prints and sandblast etched glass used as functional and decorative features in homes and interiors.
Original woodcuts and etching prints are printed by hand in exclusive limited editions using quality artist printing inks and archival paper.
Works by Basia Smolnicki are represented by Solander Gallery in Wellington and Paper-Works in Napier.
Basia's unique etched designs on glass are custom designed by commission from her Newtown home studio shared with architect partner Paul Kerr-Hislop.
The designs can be hand-cut and sandblast etched or digitally created and applied as laser cut frosted vinyl film.
Printmaking classes tutored by Basia are available at The Learning Connexion in the Hutt Valley.
For more information about printmaking workshops and individual tuition please contact Basia for more details.
Read about NZ Printmakers interview with Basia and see more work featured in Dominion Post and Kitchen Trends Ideas.
Pete Carter's Wellington artists profiles features Basia Smolnicki July 2018.
Original woodcuts and etching prints are printed by hand in exclusive limited editions using quality artist printing inks and archival paper.
Works by Basia Smolnicki are represented by Solander Gallery in Wellington and Paper-Works in Napier.
Basia's unique etched designs on glass are custom designed by commission from her Newtown home studio shared with architect partner Paul Kerr-Hislop.
The designs can be hand-cut and sandblast etched or digitally created and applied as laser cut frosted vinyl film.
Printmaking classes tutored by Basia are available at The Learning Connexion in the Hutt Valley.
For more information about printmaking workshops and individual tuition please contact Basia for more details.
Read about NZ Printmakers interview with Basia and see more work featured in Dominion Post and Kitchen Trends Ideas.
Pete Carter's Wellington artists profiles features Basia Smolnicki July 2018.
NEWS! Basia Smolnicki selected as a finalist for the Waikato Society of Arts New Zealand Painting & Printmaking Award 2019
