Emma Lenyszyn

• Curating, consigning and appraising two Indigenous Fine Art auctions per year.
• Weekly complimentary art market value appraisals, researching provenance and completing condition reports.
• Liaising with vendors and collectors to consign secondary market works for auction and gallery exhibitions.
• Work with buyers to ensure they are successful in buying from auctions.
• Manager of Auction Assistant and administration team.
• Manage department budget and marketing material.
• Increase revenue and profit and run monthly meeting agendas.

I am approved by the Australian Federal Goverment to value for the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program in the following areas.

Australian works or material from 1900 in the following classes: •paintings •prints •drawings •photographs •watercolours •sculptures

and archival material or documentation directly related to items included in valuations.

Australian Indigenous works or material from 1800 in the following classes: •paintings •textiles •ceramics •prints •drawings •photographs •watercolours •sculptures

and archival material or documentation directly related to items included in valuations.

I am an accredited valuer and member of the Auctioneers and Valuers Association of Australia (AVAA).

The AVAA is Australia’s peak national body of Auctioneers and Valuers of fine art, antiques and collectables, goods, chattels, plant and equipment. Certified Auctioneer and Valuer

Members are required to demonstrate knowledge, skills, experience and adhere to the Association’s professional and ethical standards.

• Assisting in the exhibitions and collection management of the University of Technology art collection and Gallery.

• Working on exhibition programs, sales, valuations for both primary and secondary market artists such as Charles Blackman, Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd, David Boyd, David Rankin, Emanuel Raft, Emily Kngwarreye, Minnie Pwerle and Gloria Petyarre.