GBC designs and delivers exhibitions, projects and special commissions to connect people in new and exciting ways.
About
GBC aims to enhance cultural understanding and appreciation through creatively engaging unique knowledge of the Australian and Asian creative industries with expertise in arts management.
GBC actively seeks to work with participants from a wide range of sectors including corporate, private, hospitality, government, not for profit and the arts industry for the purpose of distinctive projects and exhibitions providing unique consulting solutions.
We facilitate cultural exchange activities between people and projects located within and between the traditional and contemporary art cultures of Australia and Asia, focusing on the visual arts and crafts with projects and artists whose work positively contributes to their communities in a sustainable way.
GBC collaborates with trusted partners and specialists to bring clients a flexible and agile service. Georgie is personally involved in every project GBC delivers.
Director, Georgie Bruce
Georgie Bruce is a visual art consultant, arts manager and curator with specialist knowledge of the Asian region.
Services
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Art exhibitions and projects, including concept development, project management, marketing and delivery.
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Marketing and sourcing of sponsorship for art projects within the commercial and not for profit sectors.
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Partnering of corporate philanthropy and social responsibility programs with artistic initiatives.
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Mentoring and career management of select artists.
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Curatorial services for the purpose of Asia Pacific cross cultural exchange and art appreciation.
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Curating, sourcing, commissioning and procurement for corporate and private collections.
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Cataloging, valuations and sale of private collections.
Projects
| 2017 March: | Anne Middleton, Gates of Paradise, The Gallery, St Kilda Town Hall, Melbourne |
| 2016 March: | The Peter McMahon Collection, catalogued by GBC, auctioned by Mossgreen, Melbourne |
| 2016 May: | Human Rights Arts & Film Festival, Chair, Cineseeds Children’s Festival, ACMI, Melbourne |
| 2015 May: | Human Rights Arts & Film Festival, Chair, Cineseeds Children’s Festival, ACMI, Melbourne |
| 2015 May: | Human Rights Arts & Film Festival, Chair, Cineseeds Children’s Festival, ACMI, Melbourne |
| 2013 Oct: | Lee Sung Hyun, Broken Blossom, M Contemporary, Sydney Australia |
| 2011 Nov: | Lee Sung Hyun, Past & Present an Awkward Reunion, Amelia Johnson Contemporary, Hong Kong |
| 2011 Jun: | Aboriginal Art from the Warlukurlangu Community, Amelia John Contemporary, Hong Kong |
| 2010 Jun: | Contemporary Traditions, Aboriginal Art from the Warlukurlangu Community, Amelia Johnson Contemporary, Hong Kong |
| 2009 May: | Global Rescue, Chris Wake, Amelia Johnson Contemporary, Hong Kong |
| 2009 Apl: | Woven Cultures, Award Winning Artists from Peppiminarti & Papunya Tula, Amelia Johnson Contemporary, Hong Kong |
| 2008 Jul: | Desert Dreaming’s, Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Cat Street Gallery, Hong Kong |
| 2007 Oct: | Desert Masters, Gallery Sejul, Seoul, South Korea |
| 2007 Oct: | SIPA (Seoul Intl Print, Photo & Editioned Works Art Fair) Seoul Arts Centre, South Korea |
| 2007 Aug: | The Australia Day Reception, EBS Seoul Documentary Film Festival, Seoul, South Korea |
| 2007 Jan: | The Australia Day Art Gallery, The Australian Embassy, Seoul, South Korea |
| 2006 Nov: | Sisters Dreaming, Kwanhoon Gallery Insadong, Seoul, South Korea |
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Contact
Phone: +61 (0) 419 199 361