Forums & workshops

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PGAV QUARTERLY FORUM: 12:00pm - 3:00pm, Mon 20-05-13

PUBLIC GALLERIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT – SUCCESS THROUGH COLLABORATION

With Bendigo Art Gallery attracting record visitation from across Victoria and interstate with its international exhibition program, many Councils are asking their galleries to replicate this success and “do a Bendigo”. But Bendigo Art Gallery’s success was ten years in the planning. Not only did it require substantial investment from their community, the outcomes are the result of the gallery team working with colleagues...

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PGAV End of Year Celebration: Wed 05-12-12, 4:53pm

Guest presenter: Tony Ellwood, Director, National Gallery of Victoria

The celebration will begin with a review of the year’s achievements followed by a special presentation by Tony Ellwood, Director, NGV. Since starting at the NGV in August this year, Tony has generated much excitement amongst the national arts sector. In this presentation Tony will outline his vision for the NGV – including collaboration with the public gallery sector across Victoria. The event will finish with drinks, food a...

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CURATORIAL INTENSIVE: Thu 25-10-12 - Fri 26-10-12

CURATORIAL INTENSIVE
Presented by PGAV and NETS Victoria.

Curators from regional and public galleries throughout Victoria are invited to come together to participate in a two day intensive including forums, discussions, presentations and studio visits. The purpose of the event is to exchange ideas, consider new approaches, extend professional networks, share information on exciting artists to watch and foster collaboration.

Speakers include David Cross, Victoria Lynn, Zara Stanhope, Kirsten...

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Meet the Press: Working with the Media and Publicists: 1:00pm - 3:00pm, Tue 19-06-12

PGAV and NETS Victoria are pleased to present this seminar for the public gallery sector in Victoria.

Getting media coverage can be at best a challenge and at worst a nightmare. Sometimes, even getting a response from your local paper can be a headache. So what can you do to improve your chances of getting good publicity? In this seminar, three media professionals proivded their take on how small to medium arts organisations – specifically public galleries – can develop mutually beneficial...

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