SYDNEY.- The Biennale of Sydney announces the appointment of Anthony Hayward, Aboriginal Emerging Arts Administrator and Emily McDaniel, Aboriginal Emerging Curator, as part of the NSW Aboriginal Professional Development Program. Over the next two years, Anthony and Emily will have the unique opportunity to work across the development and delivery of Australia’s international contemporary art festival, the 18th Biennale of Sydney: all our relations. Through the NSW Aboriginal Professional Development Program, Anthony and Emily will develop their skills with an internationally recognised arts organisation. The new positions are jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments. Federal Arts Minister, Simon Crean welcomed the appointments, saying: ‘This is a fantastic opportunity for Anthony and Emily to develop their experience and skills in the arts sector by being involved in the planning and stagi

SYDNEY.- The Biennale of Sydney announces the appointment of Anthony Hayward, Aboriginal Emerging Arts Administrator and Emily McDaniel, Aboriginal Emerging Curator, as part of the NSW Aboriginal Professional Development Program. Over the next two years, Anthony and Emily will have the unique opportunity to work across the development and delivery of Australia’s international contemporary art festival, the 18th Biennale of Sydney: all our relations. Through the NSW Aboriginal Professional Development Program, Anthony and Emily will develop their skills with an internationally recognised arts organisation. The new positions are jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments. Federal Arts Minister, Simon Crean welcomed the appointments, saying: ‘This is a fantastic opportunity for Anthony and Emily to develop their experience and skills in the arts sector by being involved in the planning and stagi