Margaret Campbell-Ryder

Margaret Campbell-Ryder is a distinguished leader in Brisbane’s art community with a
career spanning over 26 years in the fields of art, fashion, and retail. As the curator and
managing director of Red Hill Gallery, she has played an instrumental role in shaping the
gallery’s reputation, curating monthly exhibitions, mentoring some 120 Australian artists, and
leading an internship program for emerging art professionals. Her diverse experience in
fashion, retail, and event management has contributed to Red Hill Gallery’s prominence
within the Australian art landscape.

Margaret’s innovative approach and commitment to showcasing Australian art on both
national and international stages have solidified Red Hill Gallery’s position as a leading
institution in the art world. A strong advocate for her artists, Margaret continues to work
towards enhancing their profiles globally, contributing to the broader recognition of
Australia’s exceptional artistic talent.

Professional Contributions:

• Executive Member, Advisory Council to Energy Ombudsman Queensland
  (2007-2012)
• Executive Committee Member, Queensland Retail Traders and Shopkeepers

Association (QRTSA) (2006-2013)

• Director, Brisbane City Heart Business Association (1982-1997)
• Management Committee Member, Australia Day Council (Queensland) (1996-1999)

Honorary Roles:

• Fundraising Committee Member, Karuna Hospice Services (1997-2003)
• Organising Committee Member, Palliative Care National Conference (2000)
• Organising Committee Member, Paralympic Fundraising Dinners (2002)

Memberships:

• Women’s Network Australia (since 1991)
• Association of Women Art Dealers
• Women Chiefs of Enterprises International
• Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland

Through her extensive network and leadership, Margaret Campbell-Ryder continues to make
a profound impact on both the Australian and international art scenes.