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On the Move: latest appointments and resignations

After 15 years in the role, the Director of Geelong Gallery has announced his retirement.

22 May 2015 12:00

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Geelong Gallery Director, Geoffrey Edwards with Paul Ryan’s painting, Wild colonial boys, awarded the 2012 Geelong contemporary art prize. Photography: Ferne Millen

Geelong Gallery Director, Geoffrey Edwards, has announced his impending retirement in order to pursue his lecturing, writing and advisory work. He will finish up at the Gallery at the end of April 2016.

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