Whether it’s your first time at The Other Art Fair, or you’re one of our regulars, we like to keep things fresh. That means an ever-changing line-up of talent, and over 100 artists and new collections to experience each time you visit.


To help us in our mission, at each edition we enlist the help of a new Selection Committee, a team of art-world experts who bring their respective talents and differing perspectives to choose our final artist line-up from hundreds of applications.


With this in mind, please be introduced to our Selection Committee for Melbourne 2025.

“In a time of economic crisis where creatives are struggling, it’s more important than ever to collaborate with businesses that genuinely want to support and strengthen our industry. The Other Art Fair stands as a beacon of this commitment, bringing together art lovers and showcasing the vibrant talent of the Australian art scene and what it has to offer. By creating a space for connection and appreciation, The Other Art Fair not only uplifts individual artists but also fosters a thriving community where creativity can flourish.” — Toby Benador

Siting Wang

Siting Wang is an Associate Curator at Saatchi Art. She has a B.F.A. with emphasis in Arts Administration from School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an M.S. in Leadership for Creative Enterprises from Northwestern University. Prior to joining Saatchi Art, Siting had extensive curatorial experiences in galleries and art museums in Chicago and Beijing, including Inside-Out Art Museum and The Research House for Asian Art. Her favorite contemporary artists include Eva Hesse, Hugo McCloud, Olafur Eliasson, and GaHee Park.

Luke Potkin

Luke Potkin is the Fair Director of The Other Art Fair in Australia.

Toby Benador

Toby Benador is a neurodiverse, genderqueer, POC who successfully made a name for themselves as an independent gallery owner and curator in the Urban Art sector for over 15 years. They have held positions of Director, Curator, Creative Director and Board Member for organisations and festivals like Just Another Agency, National Gallery of Victoria, Centre for Projection Art and Can’t Do Tomorrow.