A new visual arts magazine presents exclusive contributions by some of Australia’s most respected art professionals. The topics range from critical reviews of art fairs and exhibitions, auction updates, noteworthy shows and important art collections to new appointments in the art industry and current projects.
A new visual arts magazine presents exclusive contributions by some of Australia’s most respected art professionals. The topics range from critical reviews of art fairs and exhibitions, auction updates, noteworthy shows and important art collections to new appointments in the art industry and current projects.
CANVASS is published quarterly by the ACAA. The first issue contains reviews on the Venice Biennale and Sydney Contemporary 13, a major article on American collectors of Aboriginal art, current member projects, tips on interesting exhibitions and even a crossword.
Head to http://www.acaa.org.au/canvass.php to read.
The ACAA was founded in 2006 in the belief that establishing and maintaining ethical standards is fundamental to the growth and success of art consulting in Australia.
The 36 ACAA members provide a wide range of specialised art services, including art valuations, advisory services, collections management, curatorial services and research as well as arts writing.
They are bound by ACAA’s strict code of conduct to provide best practice art consulting.
About The Author
David Hulme is a fine art appraiser and an approved valuer for the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program. He and Brigitte Banziger are principals of Banziger Hulme Fine Art Consultants, Manly, NSW and are members of the Art Consulting Association of Australia.
