Curatorial
Brimbank City Council Arts and Cultural Services exhibition. Exhibition: Body Talk by Jenny Huang. Artwork credit: Misshapes, Mistakes ,Misfits, 2018. My role: Curator, Visual and Public Art Senior Officer.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2019. Advertising banner.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2016. Artist credit: Jenny Yunyi Huang, Youth Glow, 2016. My role in project: Curator and Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary Partner: Westfield, Knox. Image courtesy of Jenny Yunyi Huang.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2016. Artist credit: Stephen Clendinnen and Khodayar Amini, The Final Camp Of Khodayar Amini, 2016. My role in project: Curator and Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary Partners: Boronia Church of Christ. Image courtesy of Stephen Clendinnen.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Section 32 (feature public art project) Immerse 2016. Artist credits: Creative Producer and key collaborator, Clare McCracken, Section 32, 2016. Performers and devisors - Brienna Macnish, Robert D Jordan, Jessie Stanley, Ernesto Muñoz, Isabella Vadiveloo, Kasey Gambling. My role in Project: Project Facilitator and Stakeholder Manager, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary partners: RMIT University, internal working group. Image courtesy of Rhiannon Slatter.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2017. Artist Christopher Shiels, installing his exhibition, Extra Time at Westfield, Knox. My role in project: Co-Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary Partners: Westfield. Image courtesy of Jo Herbig.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2015. Matt Blackwood, Fair and Handsome, 2015. Installed in the Cinema Lane light boxes, Boronia. My role in project: Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Image courtesy of Matt Blackwood.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2017. Artist credit: Kelly Sullivan, Atomic Debbie, 2015. My role in project: Co-Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary Partner: Chosen Bean cafe. Image courtesy of Kelly Sullivan.
“It is a profound privilege to work with artists because they open up new ways of seeing and understanding the world. As a lifelong learner driven by curiosity, I find that art fuels my imagination and challenges me to think more deeply. It invites reflection, encourages bold questions, and often offers surprising perspectives that can illuminate solutions to complex problems. Collaborating with artists is not just inspiring, it’s energising. Their creativity pushes boundaries and allows space to explore the “what ifs” that keep the world moving forward.” Jo Herbig
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2017. Artist credit: Mariah Bakhtiar, Urban Maze and Marwa Fahmy, Odd Opulance, 2017 . My role in project: Co-Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Image courtesy of Jo Herbig.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2017. Artist credit: Jody Haines, #IAMWOMAN series, 2017. My role in project: Co-Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Image courtesy of Knox Photographic Society.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2017. Artist credit: Steve Sumpton, Eve, 2017. My role in project: Co-Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary Partner: Swinburne University. Image courtesy of Steve Sumpton.
Knox City Council Arts and Cultural Services project. Project: Immerse 2015. Artist credit: Sally Tape & Rhiannon Slatter, Active Space Constructed World, 2015 (Winner: Best Overall Exhibition). My role in project: Project Lead, Community and Public Arts Officer. Primary Partner: Westfield, Knox. Image courtesy of Rhiannon Slatter.
Above: Desert Mob opening 2011, Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs. Image, Jo Herbig. Left: Desert Mob. Below: (L-R) Opening of Sequences and Cycles: Contemporary ceramics from the desert (co-curator with Franca Barraclough) artists Pip McManus, Suzi Lyon, Pantjiti Lionel Patsy Morton, Amanda McMillan, Mel Robson, Desert Mob draft model layout (2010), opening of Into the Spotlight: Anton Bruehl, opening of the Beanie Festival 2011, installation image of Spirit in the Land, opening of Menagerie, installation image of Sequneces and Cycles, installation image of Travels with Morrie by Sarah Brown. Images, Jo Herbig
