The Seventh Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art

A MESSAGE OF THANKS Since the inception of the first Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art in 1993, a large number of artists, individuals and organisations, both in Australia and overseas, have shared their knowledge and experience with great generosity, as well as assisting in numerous ways with preparation for the Triennials. Government support at all levels, as well as sponsorship and benefactor support, has been a significant factor in the ongoing success of the Triennials. In addition, Gallery Trustees and staff, both past and present, have contributed in outstanding ways to the Triennials’ achievements. Too numerous to individually name here, the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art gratefully acknowledges and thanks all who have helped realise the Triennials over the past 20 years: in 1993, 1996, 1999, 2002, 2006, 2009 and 2012. The Gallery gratefully acknowledges the valuable contribution made to ‘The 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art’ by the following sponsors and supporters. SPONSORS FOUNDING SUPPORTER Queensland Government PRESENTING SPONSOR Santos PRINCIPAL PARTNERS Events Queensland Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body Visual Arts and Craft Strategy (Federal Government) PRINCIPAL BENEFACTOR Tim Fairfax Family Foundation MAJOR SPONSORS Kramer Ausenco Chairman’s Circle: Ausenco Clemenger BBDO Cox Rayner Architects Fixed Income Investment Group (FIIG) Securities Gadens Lawyers Mirvac Orion Springfield Rio Tinto Alcan Westpac Private Bank TOURISM & MEDIA PARTNERS Adshel The Courier-Mail The Sunday Mail Tourism Queensland Brisbane Marketing Virgin Australia Brisbane Airport Corporation Southern Cross Austereo through B105 Hilton Brisbane ABC Radio National CULTURAL PARTNERS Creative New Zealand Ishibashi Foundation Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade through: Australia–Japan Foundation Australia–China Council Australia–Korea Foundation Australia–Malaysia Institute Australia–Thailand Institute Australia–Indonesia Institute Australia–India Council KIDS’ APT7 & KIDS’ APT7 ON TOUR Proudly supported by Tim Fairfax Family Foundation Children’s Art Centre sponsored by Santos INTERNATIONAL VISITORS PROGRAM PARTNERS Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ARTISTS The Gallery acknowledges and sincerely thanks the APT7 exhibiting artists and filmmakers and their representatives. LENDERS The Gallery is grateful to the lenders to the APT7 exhibition: China Film Archive Collection Enea Righi, Bologna Kadist Art Foundation Sydney University Art Gallery, The University of Sydney Wumin Art Center, Korea And other private collectors who wish to remain anonymous The Gallery acknowledges and thanks the many individuals and organisations that have generously supported APT7 artists and projects, as well as sharing advice during APT research and travel. PROJECT SUPPORT Akinci, Amsterdam American Museum of Asmat Art, Minnesota: Julie Risser Andrew Baker Art Dealer, Brisbane Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne and Sydney Anne Wright, Adelaide Arario Gallery, Seoul ARATANIURANO, Tokyo Ark Galerie, Jakarta Samantha Arnull Art Cell, Sydney: Lisa Corsi Art Space Pool, Seoul: Heejin Kim Art Vietnam Gallery, Hanoi: Suzanne Lecht Artspace, Sydney Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong Asmat Museum of Culture and Progress, Agats, Papua: John Ohoiwirin Harris Bein, Ilahita, East Sepik Christopher Braddock, Auckland Carbon 12, Dubai Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai: Shireen Gandy Amy Cheng, Taipei Father Vincent Cole, MM, Diocese of Agats, Papua Department of Architecture, University of Sydney: Koji Ryui and workshop staff Devi Art Foundation, Gurgaon Ding Qiaoli, Shanghai Efek Rumah Kaca: Cholil Jakarta Fiona Tan Studio, Amsterdam Frith Street Gallery, London Galeri Nev, Istanbul Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris/Brussels Gallery Espace, New Delhi Galerie Metropolis, Paris gb agency, Paris Johan Gabrielson Luke Gora, Brisbane/Madang Green Cardamom, London/Hong Kong Grey Noise, Lahore Hangzhou Junhua Sculpture Project Co. Ltd. Haunch of Venison, London Hou Hanru, Paris IKEA Logan: Richard Maloy Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai Jilamara Arts & Crafts Association, Melville Island Margaret Jolly, Canberra Jonathan Smart Gallery, Christchurch Kalfayan Galleries, Athens/Thessaloniki The Kuda: Adipati, Dhany, Andi, Nanu, Jamur Kukje Gallery, Seoul KALIMANRAWLINS, Melbourne Raymond Kamanabi, Maprik Delia Lin, Adelaide MadeIn Company, Shanghai: Alexia Dehaene Fintan Magee, Brisbane Melanie Roger Gallery, Auckland Scott Miles, Melbourne Quddus Mirza, Lahore Greg Mitchell (Horticulture Coordinator), Southbank Corporation Mori Yu Gallery, Kyoto/Tokyo Murray Guy Gallery, New York musée du quai Branly, Paris Bishop Aloysius Murwito, OFM, Bishop of Agats Nature Morte, New Delhi Nicholas Ng Sean O’Brien Osage Gallery, Hong Kong Ota Fine Arts, Tokyo PNG Frontier Adventures Wewak: Chris and Dom Karis ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 312