Darwin Visual Arts Association (DVAA) is an artist-run space that is committed to the advancement of contemporary art that is relevant in the local, national and international context. DVAA provides a forum for the production and exhibition of Territory, Australian and International contemporary art and related practices. DVAA supports local artists at all stages of their careers by building capacity for creative practice and fostering critical dialogue through exhibitions, artist studios, artist talks, publications, resources, events and special projects. DVAA gives artists direct control over the means and conditions of presenting their work to the public. Whilst there are other galleries in Darwin and the surrounding region artists that actively choose to exhibit at DVAA do so because of the artistic freedom that this space offers and the artistic community involved in the organisation.
Company Details
- Employees
- 5
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 1/8 Mcminn St, Darwin City,northern Territory 0800,australia
- Industry
- Museums, Historical Sites, And Zoos
- NAICS
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar InstitutionsNature Parks and Other Similar Institutions
- Website
- dvaa.net.au
- Keywords
- Art Gallery and Contemporary Artist.
- HQ
- Darwin City, Northern Territory
Darwin Visual Arts Association Questions
Darwin Visual Arts Association's website is dvaa.net.au
Darwin Visual Arts Association's LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/darwin-visual-arts-association
Darwin Visual Arts Association has
5 employees.
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employees at Darwin Visual Arts Association.
Darwin Visual Arts Association's industry is
Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
Darwin Visual Arts Association's top competitors are
Northern Territory Government,
Museum And Art Gallery Of The Northern Territory (Magnt),
Aant Centre – The Territory’s Premier Live Performance Venue.
Darwin Visual Arts Association's categories are Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
Darwin Visual Arts Association's founding year is 1983
