Art Galleries Association of Australia in Prahran, Victoria | Art gallery

Art Galleries Association of Australia

Locality: Prahran, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9521 7566

Address: 2-4 Carlton Street 3181 Prahran, VIC, Australia

Website: http://artgalleriesassociationaustralia.com.au

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20.01.2022 The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and Artbank have announced a three-year, $210,000 commission program for works that bring together art and cinema. Applications are now open and close at 5pm Friday 15 September 2017. To apply, visit acmi.net.au/commissions Further information about this exciting opportunitycan be found at acmi.net.au/museum/commissions/art-film-commission

15.01.2022 34th NATSIAA: Results announced for Prestigious Indigenous Art Award Congratulations to South Australian artists Anwar Young, Frank Young and Unrupa Rhonda Dick, as the recipients of the overall Telstra National Aboriginal and & Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA), for there collaborative work; Kulata Tjuta Wati kulunypa tjukurpa (Many spears Young fella story). Telstra NATSIAA finalists’ works will be exhibited at MAGNT from Saturday 12 August until Sunday 26 Nov...ember, 2017. Visit www.magnt.net.au/natsiaa for details. Image: Kulata Tjuta Wati Kulunya tjukurpa (Many Spears - Young fella Story), by Anwar Young, Unrupa Rhonda Dick and Frank Young. Photograph courtesy of Merinda Campbell/Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

02.01.2022 AGAA is very excited to see the return of the Melbourne Art Fair in August 2018, with a renewed focus and venue. The Fair will be housed in a temporary structure within the Southbank Arts Precinct and alongside the iconic Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) The revitalised fair is driven by the newly appointed Melbourne Art Foundation Director and CEO Maree Di Pasquale, who brings international art fair expertise having worked in key global markets across Asia and t...he Middle East. At AGAA, we are very excited that 3 of our members will hold a seat on the new Melbourne Art Foundation Board. We are also very excited by the opportunity that the Melbourne Art Fair will present to our member galleries, by providing commercial opportunities for the industry, and building national and international audiences for the Australian art market.

02.01.2022 A $400,000 colonial-era painting is believed to have been stolen from a home in Windsor, Melbourne. The oil painting, titled Passage of the Blacks, was discovered missing in late July, police believe it had been stored at the Windsor house for the previous six months. The privately owned painting was awaiting maintenance work at this location. The oil painting, titled ‘Passage of the Blacks’, depicts a group of Indigenous Australian people in a landscape by a river, in colo...nial in style. The unsigned painting is on a wooden board sized 54.6 x 69.8 cm. The words ‘Passage of the Blacks’ are inscribed on the verso in yellow paint along with an indistinct pencil inscription. It is possible that the number 215263 may be evident on a label on the verso. Police are appealing for anyone with information or who may have seen the painting to contact Prahran Police Station on 9520 5200 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppesvic.com.au

01.01.2022 Congratulations to Mitch Cairns who has been announced as the winner of the Archibald Prize 2017 for his portrait of partner and fellow artist Agatha Gothe-Snape. Both Cairns and Gothe-Snape are represented by the AGAA's newest member gallery The Commercial. The Archibald Exhibition feautures a range of spectacuilar portrait's by some of Australias most prominent artists, many of whom are represented by AGAA Member Galleries. The exhibition opens to the public at the Art Gal...lery of New South Wales tomorrow and continues until 22/10/17. Image: Mitch Cairns, Agatha Gothe-Snape, 2017, oil on linen, framed, 140 x 125 x 5 cm (Photo: Sophia Freeman/The Commercial)