The Biennale of Sydney acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country, in particular the Gadigal people on whose land the Biennale of Sydney is located. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture and pay our respect to Elders, past, present and emerging.

The Biennale of Sydney is one of the leading international contemporary art events. It plays an indispensable role in Australia’s engagement with the world, and a meaningful role in the life of the nation. The Biennale presents the most dynamic contemporary art from around the globe in venues across Sydney with exhibitions that ignite and surprise people, sparking dialogue, cultivating connections and inspiring action through meaningful, shared arts experiences. The Biennale of Sydney amplifies the voices of artists and tell the stories of our global communities, as they drive momentum for lasting cultural change.

Established in 1973, it is the third oldest biennial in the world after Venice and São Paulo and the largest exhibition of its kind in Australia. The Biennale of Sydney has commissioned and presented exceptional works of art by more than 1,900 national and international artists from more than 100 countries.

About The Biennale of Sydney

The Biennale of Sydney acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country, in particular the Gadigal people on whose land the Biennale of Sydney is located. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture and pay our respect to Elders, past, present and emerging.

The Biennale of Sydney is one of the leading international contemporary art events. It plays an indispensable role in Australia’s engagement with the world, and a meaningful role in the life of the nation.



The Biennale presents the most dynamic contemporary art from around the globe in venues across Sydney with exhibitions that ignite and surprise people, sparking dialogue, cultivating connections and inspiring action through meaningful, shared arts experiences. The Biennale of Sydney amplifies the voices of artists and tell the stories of our global communities, as they drive momentum for lasting cultural change.

Established in 1973, it is the third oldest biennial in the world after Venice and São Paulo and the largest exhibition of its kind in Australia. The Biennale of Sydney has commissioned and presented exceptional works of art by more than 1,900 national and international artists from more than 100 countries.

Role Description

The Producer is responsible for planning, coordinating, producing and delivering the Biennale of Sydney’s public programs, ensuring a diverse, engaging and high-quality program that complements and extends the exhibition’s artistic vision.

Working closely with the Artistic Director, curatorial team and Head of Production and Festival Delivery, the Producer translates creative concepts into practical, accessible, protected and financially responsible events. The role oversees artist and presenter liaison, venues, schedules, budgets, contracts, technical requirements, staffing, audience access and event delivery.





The Producer creates meaningful opportunities for audiences to engage with contemporary art, artists, ideas, and communities, ensuring programs are delivered safely and efficiently, in line with organisational objectives and compliance requirements.

Selection Criteria

- Demonstrated experience producing and delivering safe, accessible and financially sustainable public programs, festivals, cultural events, performances or comparable live events, including an understanding of First Nations perspectives and cultural protocols.

- Strong project and event management skills, with the ability to coordinate complex logistics, schedules, venues, ticketing, staffing, volunteers and risk requirements across multiple concurrent activities, delivering on time and within budget while responding effectively to change.

- Demonstrated financial, administrative and reporting capability, including budget development and monitoring, accurate documentation, use of CRM and project-management systems, and evaluation of program outcomes and audience engagement.

- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, including building partnerships and working collaboratively with artists, schools, communities, venue partners and internal teams; experience negotiating and managing agreements and contracts.

- Demonstrated leadership and people-management skills, including the ability to supervise, mentor and support staff, educators, volunteers and interns in a safe, inclusive and values-led environment.

- Understanding of event production, including venue operations, technical requirements, logistics, accessibility, risk management and work health and safety.

- Willingness and availability to work flexible hours, including evenings and week

📌 Producer (Australia)
🏢 Biennale of Sydney
📍 Australia