Our Team
AAA regularly travels across Australia and internationally to promote and support arts and disability.
Our business hours are Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 4.00pm AWST.
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Please meet our team:
Matthew Hall
Matthew Hall has deep and diverse experience in the arts sector as well as 20 years of management experience. He has held senior leadership and executive management positions in a number of organisations, and has led in commercial and not-for-profit environments, chaired boards and sat on advisory committees.
Matthew has been Chair of the Brisbane Writers Festival and the Queensland Conservatorium within Griffith University, and a Board member of Queerscreen. He also played a key role in setting up the Namatjira Legacy Trust working with family and community in Alice Springs.
Matthew holds Bachelors of Arts and Laws and a Master of Laws, and has completed postgraduate studies at the Harvard Business School.
Matthew now lives in rural NSW in the historic village of Burrawang where he pursues his passion for landscape photography.
Maxxi May
Maxxi Minaxi May has worked as an artist for over 15 years, exhibiting in Australia and overseas and presenting on radio as a broadcaster/DJ. She has worked (and continues to) as a self-employed contractor at universities / TAFEs, arts companies, galleries, and city councils.
Maxxi holds a BA Visual Arts, a MA Art Therapy, and a PhD Arts. She has been the recipient of residencies in regional/remote WA, Sydney, Switzerland and Finland, and has received numerous artist grants. In addition to AAA, Maxxi is a tutor at Murdoch University (Creative Media); an Installation Officer at Fremantle Arts Centre and studio artist.
Maxxi is passionate about the arts in all its forms. Previously she had a career as a plant-based cook/chef both overseas and in Australia. She loves any excuse to travel the world
Yvette Tulloch
Yvette Tulloch has close to 10 years experience in communications. She has previously worked in the tertiary education sector in both corporate communications and university marketing, where she has developed extensive experience in writing, editing and publishing.
Yvette also has previous experience in the non-profit and international development sector, having spent a year volunteering in Fiji as the communications advisor for a women’s health clinic. While in Fiji, she also worked as the communications advisor on a national health awareness campaign aimed at educating children on Rheumatic Heart Disease.
Yvette holds a Master of Strategic Communication from the University of Western Australia.
Sarah Briggs
Sarah has been the bookkeeper for Arts Access Australia since Nov 2015. For most of her working life she has worked for community based organisations, enjoying being able to contribute something towards the interesting and essential work they do. Originally from BC in Canada, Sarah now lives in Hobart, Tasmania, has three sons and three grandsons. Sarah adores spending time with the little boys – especially days at the beach or in the bush. When Sarah isn’t working she likes quilting, hooking (a craft learned in Newfoundland), walking, singing and cooking. Sarah is also passionate about ocean conservation.
