Today Neville chats with Sarah McClintock Curator and Collection Manager at the Sutter Te Aratoi o Whakatū. Nelson’s regional gallery and one of New Zealand’s oldest public galleries. Together Neville and Sarah explore the world of a public gallery curatorial role. They look at it’s similarities and differences to a private dealer galleries way of dealing with artists and the benefits and features of being represented by a public gallery. Sarah explains how shows are planned, how to approach a public gallery, what the galleries offer and what they expect from an artist. All in all this was a wonderfully informative interview with so much information Neville decided to not edit it but split it in two so nothing would be lost. This is part one part two follows in episode 32
