ARTAND FOUNDATION SUPPORTS CREATIVE PRACTICE IN AUSTRALIA. Established in 2016 ARTAND collaborates with artists and institutions in Australia and internationally to develop new works in residence, publishing projects and diverse programming.

ARTAND Foundation supports creative practice in Australia

Established in 2016 ARTAND collaborates with artists and institutions in Australia and internationally to develop new works in residence, publishing projects and diverse programming.

recent projects & looking ahead

As part of our ongoing dialogue with artists since 2003 we established ARTAND. In 2020 we are launching an artist residency program in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia. ARTAND is partnering with institutions to facilitate artist commissions.

In 2018 the Art Gallery of New South Wales exhibition ‘Out of the Ordinary’ celebrated our previous incarnation as Art & Australia magazine and the collection we established. We have published the first monographs on two leading Australian artists – 'Ken Unsworth' and 'Khadim Ali'. Our much loved publication ‘The Nightingale and the Rose’, a collaboration with Del Kathryn Barton in 2012, continues to evolve with a travelling exhibition from the Australian Centre for the Moving Image.

ARTAND Foundation Director
Eleonora Triguboff

In 2003 Eleonora Triguboff became the Publisher and Editor of Australia’s art journal of record Art & Australia est. 1963. During her tenure she lead various artistic collaborations across disciplines including the Venice Biennale, Australian Chamber Orchestra and Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art and launched the ARTAND Australia / Credit Suisse Private Banking Contemporary Art Award which resulted in a collection that was gifted to the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney (AGNSW). Concurrently Ms Triguboff created Dott Publishing which produced books such as the inaugural Australian Indigenous art book for The Musée du quai Branly and ‘Current’ a contemporary anthology of art from Australia and New Zealand. In 2015 she donated Art & Australia and its digital archive to the Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne, where Ms Triguboff remains Honorary Chair. Ms Triguboff donated the Art & Australia Emerging Artist Collection in 2017 to the AGNSW, which was followed by an exhibition of its works ‘Out of the Ordinary’, 2018.

From 2008 to 2016 she acted as a government appointed Trustee to AGNSW serving on several boards including Sydney Modern for the development of the new museum, the Acquisition Committee and Public Engagement Committee. Ms Triguboff is on the advisory board of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy.

Ms Triguboff was a practicing sculptor in New York represented by Art Et Industrie in 1983, before emigrating to Australia in 1993. Her work is included in several international museum collections and is represented in publications.

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