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immerse yourself in a year of arts and cultural experiences program launch 27 november 2011 premiere event 14 january 2012 information and tickets available from 27 november 2011 visit www.artsalexandrina.org.au or call 1300 466 592 PAGE 6
JUDGES Nick Mitzevich holds a degree in Fine Art and Graduate Diplomas in both Education and Fine Art from the University of Newcastle, New South Wales. Nick commenced in his position of Director, Art Gallery of South Australia, on 26 July 2010. He intends to build on the outstanding legacy of the Gallery’s past directors by bringing the energy, ideas and inspiration necessary to lead the Art Gallery of South Australia into its next exciting phase. Previously Nick was Director of The University of Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane, a position he held from 2007 to 2010. His strategic direction resulted in major innovative change for the art museum Nick Mitzevich enhancing the museum’s national profile, providing significant increases in visitor numbers and growth of the art collection; particularly in the area of Aboriginal art and the development of philanthropic support. Nick was recognised for his outstanding achievements by receiving the Museum and Gallery Services Outstanding Achievement Award, Queensland in 2009. Nick was also Director of the Newcastle Region Art Gallery, a position he held for six years. In this role his initiatives included a transformation of the gallery in the areas of community engagement, support groups, programming, sponsorship and collection development, particularly in the area of contemporary Australian art. Other achievements include a broad refurbishment of the gallery and master planning for a major redevelopment plan for the Newcastle Region Art Gallery. He has curated notable international and national exhibitions, including AES+F The Revolution starts now! (2010), Margaret Olley: Life’s journey (2009), Strange Cargo: contemporary art as a state of encounter (2006) and Auto Fetish: the mechanics of desire (2004). With over fifteen years experience managing and directing public galleries, Nick has gained extensive knowledge and understanding of contemporary art gallery practices and its current trends. Nick has previously worked as a university lecturer in art history and museum studies, a commercial art dealer, a school art teacher and a multicultural arts officer. PAGE 7
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