Sally Couacaud b. 1947

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Couacaud was a gallery director at Sydney's Artspace (1988-1992), later curator of public art, City of Sydney where she developed the city's Sydney Open Museum's "Sculpture Walk". She curated a number of other exhibitions internationally and in Australia, later initiating the inaugural Australian International Video Festival. In 2008, she moved to Mauritius, later returning to Sydney near the end of her life.
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References [<ExternalResource: Felicity Fenner & Janet Laurence, Sally Couacaud obituary, “Art curator’s sculpture walk shaped the face of Sydney”, Sydney Morning Herald, 14 August 2020, p.34>, <ExternalResource: Vale Sally Couacaud, Artspace newsletter, April 2020>, <ExternalResource: Appointment of Sally Couacaud, Management of public monuments and artworks, City of Sydney 1991>, <ExternalResource: Sally Couacaud, curator. Frames of reference : aspects of feminism and art, 1991>, <ExternalResource: SALLY COUACAUD.OBITUARY OF A CURATOR, Lalit (Mauritius), 26 April 2020. A moving obituary of her life in Mauritius by someone who knew her intimately, concluding with a poem in "Kreol".>] [<ExternalResource: Felicity Fenner & Janet Laurence, Sally Couacaud obituary, “Art curator’s sculpture walk shaped the face of Sydney”, Sydney Morning Herald, 14 August 2020, p.34>, <ExternalResource: Vale Sally Couacaud, Artspace newsletter, April 2020>, <ExternalResource: Appointment of Sally Couacaud, Management of public monuments and artworks, City of Sydney 1991>, <ExternalResource: Sally Couacaud, curator. Frames of reference : aspects of feminism and art, 1991>]