ARTCELL provides a diverse range of administrative and management services to individuals,
businesses and organisations in the Australian visual arts and crafts sector. We service all areas in
Australia including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart and Canberra.
ARTCELL tailors its services to each client's specific needs, supporting them as they support
Australia's visual arts and crafts. ARTCELL may be engaged on a short or long-term basis, or
to provide support during expansion programs, peak workloads, relocation or restructuring.
ARTCELL's assistance is mobile, resourceful and discreet.
info@artcell.com.au
m. + 61 (0)408 602 931
PO Box A593
Sydney South NSW 1235
Australia
ARTCELL provides short and long-term administrative and project management services including:
FOR COLLECTIONS OF ART
Cataloguing private and corporate art collections
Cataloguing stock for commercial galleries, dealer galleries, artist's estates and auction houses
Compiling customised databases for collections
Management of all aspects of inward and outward loans of artworks:
Management of loan agreements
Organisation and management of local and international freight with relevant
institutions/galleries
Management and administration relating to insurance matters
Advice, organisation and administrative management of storage facilities and conservation as required
Installation/hanging of artwork
Requesting and providing valuations
Art library management
Archiving services
FOR ARTISTS, VISUAL ARTS INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS
Administrative and management support
'Special Projects' management, ranging from the simple to the complex
ARTCELL was founded and is directed by Lisa Corsi, who has over 10 years experience within
the visual arts and crafts sector. Corsi's involvement with the visual arts and crafts began
in Switzerland where she worked with artists curating exhibitions in artist-run initiatives,
commercial galleries, corporate venues and inter-governmental bodies, such as the United
Nations. Returning to Australia, Corsi worked for Sherman Galleries 'one of Australasia's
leading contemporary commercial art galleries' most recently, as Curatorial and Collections
Manager. In 2006, Corsi co-curated (with Margaret Farmer) SafARI 2006, the first fringe
exhibition to a Biennale of Sydney (http://www.safari2006.net), and in 2007, Corsi and
Farmer founded SafARI Initiatives Incorporated as a vehicle to continue the Biennale fringe
project into future years. Corsi holds a Bachelor of Art History and Theory and a Masters of
Art Administration from the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales.
