2019 Galleries
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Alcaston Gallery
Melbourne
APY Gallery
Sydney
ARC ONE Gallery
Melbourne
Art Atrium
Sydney
Art Collective WA
Perth
Artbox Artclub
Melbourne
Artereal Gallery
Sydney
Arthouse Gallery
Sydney
Auckland Print Studio
Auckland
Australian Galleries
Melbourne | Sydney
Australian Galleries Works on Paper
Melbourne | Sydney
Barbara A Davidson
Sydney
Bett Gallery
Hobart
Black Square Arts
Cairns
Blackartprojects
Melbourne
Bowerbank Ninow
Auckland
Chalk Horse
Sydney
Cicada Press
Sydney
COHJU contemporary Art
Kyoto
Cooee Art
Sydney
Curatorial+Co.
Sydney
Darren Knight Gallery
Sydney
Despard Gallery
Hobart
Dominik Mersch Gallery
Sydney
Edwina Corlette Gallery
Brisbane
5 Press
Melbourne
FILTER FINE ART -f-i-l-t-e-r-
Sydney
Fine Arts, Sydney
Sydney
Firestation Print Studio
Melbourne
Flinders Lane Gallery
Melbourne
Flowers Gallery
London | New York
Fox Jensen & Fox Jensen McCrory
Sydney | Auckland
GAGPROJECTS
Adelaide | Berlin
Galerie pompom
Sydney
Gallery 9
Sydney
Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert
Sydney
Gallerysmith
Melbourne
Gow Langsford Gallery
Auckland
Hong Kong Open Printshop
Hong Kong
Hugo Michell Gallery
Adelaide
FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND ARTIST GROUP: INKMASTERS CAIRNS INC, EDITIONS TREMBLAY, PORMPURAAW ARTS CENTRE, HANNAH PARKER AND LAUREN JAYE CARTER AND CHRIS MORRISSEY
Cairns
Impediment Press
Sydney
Jacob Hoerner Galleries
Melbourne
James Makin Gallery
Melbourne
Jan Murphy Gallery
Brisbane
Jerico Contemporary
Sydney
Justin Miller Art
Sydney
Kronenberg Mais Wright
Sydney
LOKO Gallery
Tokyo
.M Contemporary
Sydney
MA2 Gallery
Tokyo
Marian Crawford
Melbourne
MARS Gallery
Melbourne
Martin Browne Contemporary
Sydney
MAY SPACE
Sydney
MELBOURNE STUDIOS #trudyrice & #lisasewards
Melbourne
Michael Bugelli Gallery
Hobart
Michael Reid
Sydney | Berlin
Monsoon Publishing
Townsville
Nanda\Hobbs
Sydney
National Art School
Sydney
Niagara Galleries
Melbourne
Nicholas Thompson Gallery
Melbourne
Nil Gallery
Paris
O HOUSE Studios
Sydney
OLSEN
New York | Sydney
Open Bite Printmakers
Sydney
PAULNACHE
Gisborne
PIERMARQ*
Sydney
Print Council of Australia Inc.
Printfingers | Alphabet City Press
Melbourne | Sydney
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
Sydney
SAINT CLOCHE
Sydney
SALON NINETY ONE
Cape Town
Sanderson Contemporary
Auckland
Sarah Cottier Gallery
Sydney
Scott Livesey Galleries
Melbourne
Sophie Gannon Gallery
Melbourne
Southeast Studios
Brisbane
Stacks Projects
Sydney
STARKWHITE
Auckland
STATION
Melbourne | Sydney
Studio A
Sydney
Sullivan+Strumpf
Singapore | Sydney
Sundaram Tagore Gallery
New York | Singapore | Hong Kong
The Commercial
Sydney
The Egg & Dart
Thirroul
Tolarno Galleries
Melbourne
Two Rooms
Auckland
UPSPACE
Sydney
Utopia Art Sydney
Sydney
Vermilion Art
Sydney
Wagner Contemporary
Sydney
West Gallery Thebarton
Adelaide
Whaling Road Studio
Sydney
Whitestone Gallery
Hong Kong | Taipei| Tokyo | Nagano
Worldart
Cape Town
Yavuz Gallery
Singapore
GALLERY SECTORS
Galleries
The main sector provides a significant platform for solo or group exhibitions by leading galleries from across the globe.
FUTURE PRESENTED BY CAMPARI
FUTURE Contemporary presented by Campari, provides a dynamic platform for young galleries, presenting solo or duo exhibitions of new work. Open to established galleries wishing to support an emerging artist. PAPER CONTEMPORARY
Presented in association with The Print Council of Australia Inc, PAPER CONTEMPORARY showcases the best of national and international contemporary printmaking and works on paper.
2019 SELECTION COMMITTEE
ALEXIE GLASS-KANTOR
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ARTSPACE, SYDNEY
Alexie Glass-Kantor is Executive Director of Artspace, Sydney, supporting the commissioning of contemporary art, publishing initiatives, and research residencies for artists and curators. Since 1999 she has curated or co-curated over one hundred exhibitions across independent spaces, collecting institutions, biennials and festivals, collaborating with international artists across generations to develop projects throughout the Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America. Prior to her appointment to Artspace she was Director–Senior Curator, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne and worked in Curatorial at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. Glass-Kantor is the Chair of the Contemporary Art Organisations of Australia and on the Academic Board of the National Art School. She is curator of the Encounters sector for Art Basel | Hong Kong 2015-2018.JOHN MCCORMACK
CO-DIRECTOR, STARKWHITE, AUCKLAND
John McCormack is a director of F M & Associates and co-director of the Auckland-based gallery Starkwhite, which has participated in many international art fairs including: Art Basel (Art Statements and Art Unlimited), Art Basel Hong Kong, Art HK, The Armory Show (New York), Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Art Cologne, ShContemporary (Shanghai) and Art Beijing. He is Vice Chair of the international Award for Public Art (Shanghai) and has held senior positions in the visual arts including: Chair of the College of Governors, Arts Foundation of New Zealand; Chair of Artspace, Auckland; Director of the Dunedin Public Art Gallery; Director of the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery (New Plymouth); and Director of the Arts Development Unit, Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New ZealandROSLYN OXLEY
DIRECTOR, ROSLYN OXLEY9 GALLERY, SYDNEY
Roslyn Oxley has been a leading dealer in Australian contemporary art since 1982 and has driven Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery’s commitment to promoting cutting-edge Australian contemporary art, winning critical and commercial recognition for the Gallery’s artists both in Australia and overseas. The growth of Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery has paralleled the careers of the artists it represents, most of whom came to the Gallery as unknown names and have gone on to be some of the very best in Australian contemporary art, with careers of international significance. Roslyn Oxley9 Galley has earned a significant reputation internationally due to the consistent and long term representation at the most prestigious art fairs in the world.
URSULA SULLIVAN
CO-DIRECTOR, SULLIVAN+STRUMPF, SYDNEY
Ursula Sullivan is the Co-Director of Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney. Sullivan graduated from College of Fine Arts, University of NSW in 1996, working at Eva Breuer Art Dealer (Sydney), Savill Galleries (Melbourne), and Liverpool Street Gallery (Sydney) before establishing Sullivan+Strumpf in 2005 with Joanna Strumpf. Now one of the leading spaces for contemporary art in Sydney, Sullivan+Strumpf works with over 25 contemporary emerging and established artists, with an exhibition schedule that includes regular participation in key national and international art fairs, including Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Stage Singapore, Art Brussels, the Melbourne Art Fair and Sydney Contemporary. In 2016, Sullivan+Strumpf opened a second gallery space at Singapore’s Gillman Barracks, the first Australian gallery to establish a permanent presence in Asia.CAN YAVUZ
FOUNDER, YAVUZ GALLERY, SINGAPORE
Can Yavuz is the founder of Yavuz Gallery, Singapore. Born in 1972 in Turkey, Yavuz grew up in Germany and completed his studies with a B.Sc. in Development Economics from the University of London. His interest in South East Asia and emerging countries led him to Singapore in 1998. Fascinated by the artistic voices in performance and installation art in Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia, he started a collection which now includes over 200 works from the region. In 2009 he opened a commercial gallery in Singapore which since its inauguration has established itself as one of the region’s leading destinations for contemporary South East Asian and Middle Eastern art. Yavuz is committed to providing a platform for artists engaged in social change that is linked to the region’s vast economic growth and is a regular contributor to conferences and seminars on South East Asian contemporary art.
