Co-founded Loop- a multi-faceted art concept with venues offering unique cultural experiences- intertwining arts based project spaces with on-going environmental/green initiatives and hospitality.Conceived an eclectic arts program to support emerging artists across a wide range of disciplines- including film, video, audio-visual performance, art installation, architecture, music and sound art.Developed and nurtured relationships with various arts organizations, institutions and festivals to enable the hosting of arts events, screenings and forums at Loop. A selection of on-going project partners include- The Next Wave Festival, The Australian Centre For The Moving Image, The Melbourne International Film Festival, Midsumma Festival, The Royal Australian Institute Of Architects, Seed Indigenous Youth Culture Network, Royal Melbourne Institute Of Technology, Liquid Architecture, Sea Shephard, Friends Of The Earth- Sustainable Cities and Medecins Sans Frontieres.Conceived and produced the experimental audio-visual festival- Electundra- performed live at Loop annually. Directed the making of CD, DVD media to accompany Electundra each year. Procured substantial grants from Film Victoria to enable Loop to finance these festivals.Spearheaded and co-ordinated the Loop Roof expansion projects, and most recently, directed the Meyers Place Greening & Loop Vertical Gardens projects.Continues to direct the future vision and new projects at Loop, to oversee our arts programming and to manage the business operations of the venue. See www.looponline.com.au for further details of Loop offerings.

I commenced practice as a photographic artist after completing art college in 1990.Please see PDF attached for details of exhibition experience and bibliography.I have shown work in a variety of contexts- including artist run spaces, commercial galleries and public institutions including the National Gallery Of Victoria. My work has been purchased by the National Gallery Of Victoria (1994, 2003) and is in various private collections.In 2010, my work was included in the major photography survey- LOOK Contemporary Australian Photography Since 1980- researched and written by the academic and art historian, Anne Marsh.Below is an excerpt from a catalogue essay, written by Max Delany in 2001, on the occasion of the exhibition, Adam Bunny, Five Photographs at 200 Gertrude Street Fitzroy. "Adam Bunny’s photographs are made using a variety of technical methods. Conventional photographs shot with a camera, which reference a world beyond the lens, are situated alongside pictures produced, without a camera, in the darkroom process through the manipulation of chemicals, light and chromatics. Engaging with the traditions and histories of the medium, Bunny’s photographs seek to amplify the dialogue between abstraction and representation, objectivity and subjectivity, attraction and negation.The scale and enigmatic content of the work suggest a radiant, poetic sensibility. Yet they are equally images of conjecture, with self-reflexive and disruptive factors appearing on the scene. The images allude iconographically and stylistically to the sublime of romanticism, yet their manufacture also invokes the materialism of structural film and photography. Adam Bunny’s photographs stage a contest between the real and the represented- a poetic encounter- between the materialist processes of photography and the seduction of the scene. For every particle of objective detachment, there exists a counter force of fragile beauty and volatile, corrosive life."

Directed the MoMA Bookstore inventory of 8,000 art titles with comprehensive category sections devoted to artist monographs, art history and reference, photography, film, architecture and design over the modern and contemporary periods.-Responsible for the front list purchasing of books, videos, DVDs, CDs and CD ROMs for the MoMA Bookstore. -Extensive contact with over 500 art publishers and distributors, museums, galleries and individual artists throughout the U.S.A. and Europe. -Frequent travel to Europe and within the U.S. including attendance at the Frankfurt and London International Book Fairs, Basel Art Fair, ABA and Art Chicago.Website reference- www.moma.org.

The restructuring of the arts retail store, Artmarket, to focus specifically on the contemporary arts.Primary responsibilities included:- Front list buying of Artmarket books, videos, journals, magazines. Purchase of limited edition art and design objects.- The introduction of a fresh logic to the lay out of the store and implementation of new methods of display to underpin Artmarket's contemporary arts bent.

Employed in a range of capacities including:- Photojournalistic assignments, with a major Papua New Guinea project exhibited in the Felix H. Man exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1993-4. Other editorial work regularly featured in magazines and various national newspapers.- Documentation of paintings, drawings and gouaches for the Fred Williams Estate.- Industrial commissions and architectural documentation for both public sector and corporate clients.- Creation of photographic artwork for book jacket and compact disc covers.- Community projects promoting art festivals and fundraising benefits.