Lisa Beauchamp

Curator of Contemporary Art

With over ten years curatorial, programming and project management experience, Lisa Beauchamp is committed to the understanding of contemporary art as a valuable and fundamental tool that anyone can access and enjoy.

Prior to taking up her role as Curator of Contemporary Art at the Gus Fisher Gallery she worked at a number of UK arts institutions, most recently as Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery where she curated exhibitions with internationally renowned artists such as Jeremy Deller and John Stezaker, and significantly increased audiences for contemporary art by devising meaningful and relevant projects.

Governed by her dedication to Feminist frameworks and intersectionality, Lisa takes a fluid approach to curatorial exhibition making with an overall belief that galleries can be enjoyable, reflective and self-directed areas of experience as opposed to static white cube spaces.

Julia Craig

Public Programmes and Engagement Officer

Julia is from Tāmaki Makaurau and comes with great insight of Auckland’s vibrant cultural scene and its audiences. Having recently completed her Master of Arts in Art History at the University of Auckland, Julia was previously one of the curators at Window Gallery and recently worked at the New Zealand Pavilion for the Venice Biennale. She has previously held audience engagement focused roles at Artists Alliance and Te Tuhi.

Hannah Burgoyne

Gallery Assistant

Hannah is passionate about helping visitors navigate pertinent socio-cultural issues through contemporary art. Having recently graduated with a Master of Arts in Art History, she previously worked at the Wallace Arts Trust and as a teaching assistant in Art History at the University of Auckland. In 2018 she co-curated the survey show The Third Space: Ambiguity in the Art of Graham Fletcher at the Gus Fisher Gallery.