With extensive experience in many aspects of arts management and lots of professional contacts, we can provide expert advice on pretty much any facet of your next arts or cultural event or project. Need to know what is possible? What it might cost? What artist would be right for the job? We can probably help.
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\n\nWe research, benchmark, consult, plan, budget, survey, brainstorm, discuss, advocate, advise, select, plan, manage, deliver!
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\n\nWe select artworks for new developments, office fit-outs, private homes, corporate and government collections. We work with developers, architects, interior designers, and as part of design teams helping to find the right artist or artwork for a project, purchasing existing work or commissioning artists to make new works as required.
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\n\nWe also develop and manage major arts and cultural projects for government and corporate clients.
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\n\nSome relevant projects highlighting the breadth of our practice include:
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\n\nCuratorial Advisor, Temporary Art Projects for Metro Tunnel Creative Program, Melbourne (2018 - ongoing)
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Consultant Curator developing a retrospective exhibition of Canadian Inuit artist Annie Pootoogook and her legacy for Melbourne in 2019, supported by Canada Council and Canada International.
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Arts Consultant on the establishment of a private museum for art and historical objects in Yangon Myanmar. (2015-2016)
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Consultant Curator to Altus Development, Docklands advising on artists and commissioning of new artworks for all indoor public spaces and exterior facades. (2016)
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\n\nConsultant Curators to Queensland Health and Qld Project Services on the development of an art-in-health program and the commissioning of site specific artworks for the new Qld Children’s Hosptial in Brisbane. Our recommendations and suggested artwork commissions have now been implemented. (2011-2012)
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Curator urban art projects for Redland Hospital (Qld Health/Qld Project Services), Prince Charles Hospital (Qld Health/Qld Project Services), Milton Main Street redevelopment (Brisbane City Council Qld).
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\n\nCultural Producer to the State Government of Victoria through its Office of Commonwealth Games Coordination (OCGC) to managing all exhibitions and visual arts components of Festival Melbourne 2006, the Cultural Festival for the 2006 Commonwealth Games. For this multi-million dollar project GAP directly commissioned and produced over 20 simultaneous exhibitions and arts projects by artists from throughout the Commonwealth. (2004-2006)
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Exhibition Manager for Australia’s official representation in the Venice Biennale of Art for the Australia Council for the Arts for five events. This required us to manage exhibition development, artist and curator liaison, logistics, international freight and customs arrangements, on-site installation and management in Venice, pavilion staffing, financial management and the coordination of marketing and promotion.
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Creative Consultant to Creative New Zealand (the Arts Council of New Zealand) to undertake a feasibility report on NZ’s participating in the Venice Biennale and was engaged to manage the first two official New Zealand representations at the Venice Biennale.
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