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APPENDIXES
QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY ANNUAL REPORT 2007–08 77
OVERSEAS TRAVEL
Name of Officer and Position Destination Reason for Travel
Agency Cost $
$*
Tony Ellwood
Europe, USA,
To negotiate several major international
$17 014
$10 492
Director
Singapore
exhibitions for the Queensland Art
Gallery.
Andrew Clark
New Zealand
To promote the 'Andy Warhol' exhibition
NIL
$6284
Deputy Director, Programming
to potential audiences by achieving
and Corporate Services
high profile media coverage and to
Celestine Doyle
develop the New Zealand market for the
Marketing and Sponsorship
exhibition and for future major
Manager
exhibitions.
Lynne Seear
Europe, USA,
To negotiate, with the Director, several
$10 845
$10 492
Deputy Director, Curatorial
Singapore
major international exhibitions for the
and Collection Development
Queensland Art Gallery.
Amanda Pagliarino
China
To condition report 20 historical Asian
$8878
NIL
Acting Head of Conservation
art works to be loaned to the Gallery
from the Shanghai Museum; to oversee
the packing in Shanghai; to accompany
the shipment during the transit to
Brisbane, in line with international
museum 'best practice' guidelines.
David Burnett
USA
To courier a Collection work from the
$614
$6747
Curator, International Art
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los
Angeles, to the Brooklyn Museum,
New York, for exhibition (travel and
related expenses were covered by the
borrowing institution).
Elizabeth Wild
China
To accompany 20 historical Asian art
$8258
NIL
Conservator (Sculpture)
works lent to QAG back to the lending
institution, the Shanghai Museum; to
oversee the shipment continuously from
its departure from QAG to its arrival in
Shanghai; to perform condition checks
on all objects once unpacked.
Maud Page
New Zealand,
To research Pacific artists and
$800
$8714
Curator, Contemporary
Fiji,
performers for 'The 6th Asia Pacific
Pacific Art
New Caledonia,
Triennial of Contemporary Art' (APT6) in
Vanuatu
2009; to attend the Oceanic Art
Symposium in Vanuatu with arts
professionals from throughout the
Pacific.
Overseas travel in the 2007–08 year focused on research
towards exhibitions and programs at the Queensland Art
Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art and travel associated with
international loans.