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David Wenham, Ned Kelly and a Tortured Artist - The Weekend Australian 5 November 2023
“A decade after his death, Adam Cullen’s work is emblematic of a painter who suffered from terrible health problems and psychological anguish.”
Journalist Christopher Allen reviews the Art is Pain Relief retrospective of works by artist Adam Cullen collaboratively curated by 3:33 Art Projects Director Max Germanos and the Manly Art Gallery.
Is corporate art collecting still a thing? – ArtsHub
3:33 Art Projects speaks to Dr Diana Carroll about the role corporate art collections play in terms of branding and wellbeing. ‘They have embraced innovative ways to dynamically present art that gives back to the artists, galleries, their clients and staff,’ Max Germanos said of the new corporate art programs.
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The Power Trip 2019 – The Art Life
Our sixth annual list of the most powerful and influential people in the Australian art world.
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Firm puts Aussie talent on show – Lawyers Weekly
The works of Australian artists Jason Benjamin and Nick Collerson are being exhibited at Clayton Utz, as part of an initiative by the national firm to support thriving local creatives.
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The Clayton Utz Art Partnership – Artist Profile
Australian law firm Clayton Utz has collaborated with 3:33 Art Projects to develop a unique new platform for Australian artists; The Clayton Utz Art Partnership.
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Clayton Utz Art Partnership opens – Australian Financial Review
Clayton Utz has turned the reception area of its Sydney offices into a miniature art gallery. The Clayton Utz Art Partnership, which opened on Monday, features 67 works by the internationally acclaimed Wendy Sharpe and emerging artist Clara Adolphs.
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Stockroom Picks – Art Money
This month, we are excited to share the Stockroom picks of avid collector and curator, Max Germanos of 3:33 Art Projects. As a passionate advocate of Australian contemporary art he has recently curated the Collector's Space for Art Month 2017. Here, Max shares with us the artists and artworks that have sparked his interest.
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Max and Gabby Germanos: The Best Contenders – Art Collector
While many private collectors like to seek out the work of emerging artists, Max and Gabby Germanos buy the work of mid-career artists partly because they recognise there’s a need to support them. They talk to Helen McKenzie.
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Advice on starting an art collection – Grazia
If money (amongst other things) weren't an obstacle, Max Germanos, of 3:33 Art Projects, jokes that it would be "cool" to own the Mona Lisa.
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Art Month - The Sydney Morning Herald
The artist Nicholas Harding was visiting the Rodin Museum in Paris, during a hitchhiking tour of Europe in 1977, at the age of 20, admiring a Van Gogh painting on the wall. It was a quiet day and no security guards were in sight as he leaned in close to the priceless artwork, opened his mouth and licked it...
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Collectors Space – Art Month
In 2017, the Collector's Space exhibition will be curated by Max Germanos of 3:33 Art Projects. Max is both an avid collector and a curator. As a passionate advocate of Australian contemporary art he has curated exhibitions for some of Australia's leading artists…
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The Art of Connecting: McLean Edwards – Art Almanac
The commercial setting of a bank is a far cry from the stark white gallery – but McLean Edwards’ striking paintings have found a new home on corporate walls in ‘The Art of Connecting Rotating Art Program’, a new initiative by the Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Read more
The Cultured Investor – The Australian
They are not commercial art shows, nor are they museum-type exhibitions. Bank of America Merrill Lynch has pioneered a new style of art exhibition designed to foster understanding between the bank’s clients and living Australian artists. Read more
New Art Program With The Bank of America Launches
This week the Bank of America Merrill Lynch will launch a new program to support Australian artists. The Art of Connecting Rotating Art program will showcase leading contemporary artists to the bank’s clients, employees and stakeholders.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Sydney Offices go all-out in its New Art Program
Bank of America Merrill Lynch recently launched an exciting and innovative Art Program in its Sydney offices late last year. The Art of Connecting Rotating Art Program showcases the works of leading Australian contemporary artists who are destined to shape the future of Australian art.