Australia
Organizer Information Bus Projects is an independent, not-for-profit artist-run initiative (ARI) founded in Melbourne in August 2001 by Tim O’Donoghue, Kade McDonald, David Sutton, John Karatzas, and Chris Johnson, originally operating from 117 Little Lonsdale Street as a design collective with a shared interest in art. The gallery’s early exhibition spaces — the Skinny Gallery, […]
Organizer Information Flying Arts Alliance Inc. is a not-for-profit arts and cultural development organisation that has been delivering visual arts projects and services to regional and remote Queensland since 1971, when founder Mervyn Moriarty began flying a light aircraft across the state to bring authentic arts education to communities living far from metropolitan centres. Now […]
Organizer Information Weswal Gallery is an independent commercial art gallery in East Tamworth, New South Wales, established in 1981 by ceramicist Frances (Fran) West and Marcia Schofield. It is regarded as the longest-running independent fine art gallery in the New England region, showcasing works from emerging to established local, regional, and national contemporary Australian artists, […]
Organizer Information The Basil Sellers Art Prize is a major Australian acquisitive art prize established in 2004 by businessman, philanthropist, and art collector Basil Sellers AM. The Prize is presented through the Basil Sellers Exhibition Centre in partnership with Eurobodalla Shire Council and has developed a strong artist-first ethos focused on accessibility, care, and support […]
Organizer Information The National Art School (NAS) is a specialist tertiary visual arts college located in Darlinghurst, Sydney, on the heritage-listed site of the former Darlinghurst Gaol. Its origins trace back to 1843, with roots in the Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts, and the school has operated on its current Darlinghurst campus in various forms […]
Organizer Information Art + Australia is the country’s longest-running art journal, first published as Art in Australia in 1916 by Sydney Ure Smith, and continued from 1963 by his son Sam Ure Smith under the title Art and Australia. The magazine adopted its current name, Art + Australia, in 2015, and became a digital-only publication […]
Organizer Information The National Portrait Gallery of Australia (NPG) is Australia’s national institution dedicated to portraiture. Its collection and exhibition program explore Australian people, history, identity, and visual culture through portraiture. The Gallery presents exhibitions and programs onsite, online, and through touring initiatives, while also developing and interpreting its permanent collection. Title & Description APS […]
Organizer Information Monash University, located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is a premier research-intensive institution and a member of Australia’s prestigious Group of Eight (Go8). Recognized globally for academic excellence and innovation, Monash offers a dynamic interdisciplinary learning environment across multiple campuses, including Clayton, Caulfield, and Parkville. Through its Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture (MADA) […]
Organizer Information Artist Engineering (Artist Engineering Pty Ltd) is a Melbourne (Naarm)-based company that designs and manufactures AE Hardware, a non-contact hanging, handling, and transit system for artworks. The hardware is the product of five years of research and development, prototyping, and laboratory testing, guided by founding principles of reducing risk of damage to art […]