Board
The ANAT Board is responsible for ensuring the ANAT strategic vision and mission are actively connected to ANAT operations through a series of subcommittees including Human Resources, Auditing, Programming and Technology. The Board is made up of duly elected members of ANAT. Additional members may also be co-opted within the guidelines of the ANAT Constitution.
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Gillian Morrison | Chairperson | VIC Gillian has worked in digital production and arts administration for 20 years. Most recently as Melbourne Logistics Coordinator for Super Human: Revolution of the Species, Project Manager for ACMI’s Project Joystick and Media Policy Consultant for City of Albury. She has a BSc from ANU, a Masters in Creative Media from RMIT University and has served as a board member for Experimenta Media Arts, a committee member for Film Victoria’s Digital Media Fund and Chaired Women in Film and Television. Her considerable experience in online development and production for numerous companies now sees her as Co-Director of Curiosity Cabinet an emerging Social Museum for Collecting and Trading. |
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Ben Fox | Aus Ben Fox is an experienced performer, designer and artistic director who delights in site-specific art, outdoor theatre, interactive spectacle and social practice. From 2008 to 2011 he was the Artistic Director of Wilurarra Creative, based in very remote desert Western Australia. He is currently establishing agile professional development programs for remote-based and intercultural practitioners. He believes the innovative and lateral strategies required for success in very remote areas can radically strengthen the arts industry.Ben works across Australia, Asia and Europe with individuals and groups to engage networks, develop cultures and change minds. |
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Ross Harley | NSW Ross Rudesch Harley [aka stereopresence] is an artist, writer, and educator in the field of new media and popular culture. His work crosses the bounds of media art practice, cinema, music, design, and architecture. Ross is Professor and Head of the School of Media Arts, College of Fine Arts at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. |
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Peter McNally | NSW Peter has more than 35 years IT experience in the corporate and advisory sectors and is a former Partner in an international audit, tax and advisory firm. Peter had advised clients on major IT projects and initiatives, including the more effective use of technology to meet operational and financial goals. Clients that Peter has assisted are in Asia/Pacific, Europe and Middle-East and include Government, technology companies, financial services, airlines, defence and arts/community organisations.
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Jock McQueenie | QLD Jock McQueenie’s career has seen him in the role of artist, arts educator, project initiator, board member and consultant. Jock specialises in the development of creative community partnerships. His projects are designed to contribute to social inclusion, encourage lateral thinking in corporate social investment and provide jobs and professional development in the creative sector. He has served on the boards of many cultural organisations and advisory panels including Zootango Theatre Company, Island Magazine, Contemporary Art Services Tasmania (CAST) where he was inaugural chair, The Institute of Modern Art (IMA) Brisbane; Metro Arts Business Incubator Brisbane and Intercreate Trust NZ. |
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Jasmin Stephens | WA Jasmin is an independent curator whose main interest is artwork commissioning and interpretation processes. In 2012, as a recipient of a Western Australian Government Creative Development Fellowship, she is curating Yonder at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and Metallic at Spectrum Gallery, Edith Cowan University, Perth. Jasmin was previously Curator/Exhibitions Manager at Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, and Senior Manager, Education and Access, at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. In 2011 she was a Visiting Curator and an Asialink Arts Management Resident with Singapore Biennale and she also undertook a funded research project into exhibition trends. |
