Guest Club virtual tour with Anais Lellouche and Oliver Beer. Image by Martin Bermann.
WHO WE ARE
Guest Club is a network of emerging collectors and art lovers based in Australia, but international in reach. We offer unique art experiences, travel tours, VIP access to exhibition previews and art fairs, and more.
Our mission is to nurture the next generation of Australian art supporters and through this, to encourage the growth of a self-sustaining art ecosystem.
Events & Tours
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Events & Tours -
Our community enjoys a program of bespoke art events, travel tours and masterclasses, hearing directly from gallerists, artists and curators and learning more about the contemporary art world.
ART ADVISORY
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ART ADVISORY -
Do you have a project that has inspired you to acquire artworks? Whether you have a corporate, retail, or residential space, Guest Club creates bespoke advisory packages tailored to your needs.
Artworks: Addie Wagenknecht, stay inside or perish, 2017 (left); Zac Segbedzi, Sauersazobomb, 2016 (centre).
Photo: Jack Lovel
Styling: Bek Sheppard
As featured in Belle Magazine, read here.
Press coverage
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Press coverage -
TESTIMONIALS
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TESTIMONIALS -
“The Guest Club is helping us engage in conversations that encourage a more sophisticated understanding of the art we choose to surround ourselves with. ”
“Guest Club has helped me to develop my art knowledge and appreciation, and introduced me to galleries and artists I would never have met otherwise. ”
GUEST WORK AGENCY
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GUEST WORK AGENCY -
Guest Work Agency® is the big sister business supporting the Guest Club. Guest Work Agency is an art law and advisory firm that provides innovative legal solutions for the art industry. Our clients include a variety of individuals and organisations in the art field, including artists, curators, collectors, galleries, museums, art fairs and art tech start ups.
Guest Work Agency is also a curatorial practice, initiating and collaborating on projects, exhibitions and writing at the intersection of art, technology and the law. A selection of our projects are available to view here.
Installation view, Spring, from the Relative Permanence exhibition series, Aesop Sydney, 2019/2020. Image credit: Jessica Maurer. Artwork credit: Harm van den Dorpel, Death Imitates Language Autobreeder (lite), 2016 - ongoing. Software, infinite duration, dimensions variable. Courtesy of Guest Work Agency.