Creative partnerships
The gold standard With the launch of Gold and the Incas: lost worlds of Peru just around the corner, the Gallery would like to show its appreciation to the corporate partners that have helped make this exhibition possible. The Gallery is once again pleased to have the support of the ACT Government through ACT Tourism and the Australian Government through the International Exhibitions Insurance Program. The exhibition showcases the splendour of the ancient pre-Hispanic cultures of Peru and is the Gallery’s final major exhibition for Canberra’s centenary celebrations in 2013. Principal Partners providing generous support are National Australia Bank and Nine Network. Major Partners include Qantas Airways, Qantas Freight, Canberra Airport, the National Gallery of Australia Council Exhibition Fund and the Yulgilbar Foundation. The Yulgilbar Foundation also proudly supports the family activity room, as they have done for major exhibitions in the past. The Gallery is also excited to announce PromPeru as a new Major Partner. PromPeru is offering ticket buyers the chance to
win a prize package for a person and their guest to travel to Peru, homeland of the many stunning objects on show in Gold and the Incas. For more information on the PromPeru prize package, visit nga.gov.au/Incas. The Gallery is also working with our Media Partners—Fairfax through The Canberra Times, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, Win TV and JCDecaux—to increase the marketing reach of this thrilling exhibition. Look out for the promotions the Gallery is running with its Media Partners throughout the course of the exhibition. Beverage Partners Coopers and Moët Hennessy Australia are once again teaming up to support the festivities and Sculpture Bar during the exhibition, and Accommodation Partner Novotel Canberra and Signage Partner Flash Photobition continue their support of the Gallery’s major exhibitions. If you are interested in creating ties with the Australian community through the arts, contact Nicole Short, +61 2 6240 6781 or nicole.short@nga.gov.au or Claire Carmichael, +61 2 6240 6740 or claire.carmichael@nga.gov.au
Moche culture (100–800) Nose ornament, gold and turquoise, Museo Larco, Lima
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