JBMM has successfully created and managed a range of high-profile events, including the “Australia Party” at the Venice Biennale, corporate partner events at Centennial Parklands, precinct activations for Arts Brookfield at King Street Wharf, and various community engagement initiatives for both local and state governments.
With over 20 years of experience in arts, culture, and community engagement, we manage events from concept to delivery — with precision, creativity, and care.
Whether you are launching a major festival, creating a community engagement event, staging a public activation, or hosting a high-level industry event, our team brings the right mix of strategic planning and hands-on expertise to make it happen — on time and on budget.
What We Offer:
- Creative concept development
- Full project and production management
- Venue sourcing & logistics
- Programming & artist liaison
- Stakeholder & community engagement
- Risk, compliance & permit management
- On-site delivery & team coordination
- Integrated marketing, media & PR support
We collaborate closely with clients, artists, councils, and cultural organisations to deliver events that are well-run, well-attended, and well-remembered.
Some recent events we have managed :
Community engagement events created and implemented for the following:
Mondo sales activation event
Mont St Quentin Park opening
Lake Thompson opening
Wilton Panorama monthly coffee catch ups
Australia Council for the Arts (now Creative Australia)
Creation of The Australia Party for the Venice Biennale featuring 6 artists exhibiting in this prestigious event. Australian and Italian government officials were in attendance as well as numerous high profile International art buyers and guests.
Centennial Parklands Trust
Creation of a launch event for “Writers in the Park” and a commercial buyers event promoting the Parklands extensive event spaces and facilities.
Numerous bespoke opening night and album launch event for arts clients at the Sydney Opera House, The Sydney Conservatorium of Music, City of Sydney Oxford Street re opening and at Barangaroo Delivery Authority.
Image credit – Australians at the Venice Biennale Party at the Palazzo Zenobio, near Campo Santa Margherita. Artwork by Callum Morton Valhalla