A retired architect, Graeme devotes his life to his passion for Australian Art. Well established as a collector of Australian art, Graeme is a regular attendee at the Venice Biennale, Contempora and Art Basel. Graeme has had a long involvement in art prizes as the curator, judge and selection committees, formerly serving as Deputy Chairman of the Contempora Sculpture Prize, a regular judge of the ANL Maritime Art Prize, a Board Melbourne of Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2020 and as former curator and chairman of the Biennial Melbourne Savage Club Acquisitive Art Prize (2001-2013).
Recently Graeme completed his Master of Arts at Deakin focussed on a socio-cultural reading of one of Melbourne’s most significant private art collections and he is a member of ICOM (Conseil international des musées) where he is a committee member of CIMAM (International Committee for Modern Art). Currently Graeme is a PhD candidate at Federation University where he is researching the Melbourne Art Scene from 1851, focusing on the role of the Victorian Artists’ Society.

Catherine is an influential Melbourne based artist and photographer.

Since the early 90’s she has captured landscapes, places, wildlife and people in over 30 countries. Commencing her art & design career in Tasmania, she worked as an art consultant to the government before moving to Darwin, where she became known for her interiors consultancy of Government House. Since then Catherine has continued to develop her fine art collections, working as a lecturer of art and design, art curator, commissioned artist, and now author of her series of fine art photobooks based around our diminishing wild world.