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PGAV partners with AmaGA Victoria on Victorian Sector Census
PGAV partners with AmaGA Victoria on Victorian Sector Census
Wednesday July 22nd, 2026
PGAV is partnering with AMaGA Victoria on a Victorian Sector Census to strengthen the evidence base and support advocacy for the Victorian GLAM sector.
To minimise duplication and reduce survey fatigue, public galleries are asked to complete the PGAV National Benchmarking Survey 2026: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y9ZM5Z2 or the PDF here.
If your gallery has already completed the PGAV National Benchmarking Survey, no further action is required.
PGAV will co-author the Victorian Sector Census Report, ensuring public gallery data is appropriately represented and helping build a comprehensive picture of Victoria's presenting and collecting sector. All data shared with PGAV will remain confidential and reported only in aggregate form.
Your participation is essential to ensuring public galleries are visible, valued and effectively represented in future policy and investment decisions.
The deadline is 11:59pm, Friday 4 September. If completing the PDF, please return it to: anne.robertson@pgav.ngv.vic.gov.au
Image: Bowness Photography Prize exhibition launch 2025, Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh). Courtesy Museum of Australian Photography. Photo John Zheng.
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