Sebastian Goldspink is an independent curator based in Sydney, renowned for his commitment to fostering emerging artistic talent. In 2011, he founded ALASKA Projects—a dynamic exhibition space dedicated to supporting early-career artists, curators, and writers through a diverse program of local, national, and international projects. 

Goldspink has held key professional roles with leading institutions including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Art Month Sydney, and the National Art School. He also served as Director of regional galleries for both Woollahra and Sutherland Shire Councils. 

A proud Burramattagal man, Goldspink is deeply engaged in shaping the future of Australian art. He sits on the board of the Power Institute at the University of Sydney and Western Sydney Creative at Western Sydney University, championing inclusive and innovative approaches to arts education and practice. 

In 2022, he curated the acclaimed Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art at the Art Gallery of South Australia, titled Free/State, which explored themes of identity, resilience, and creative freedom. He contributes regularly to leading arts publications and previously lectured at the school of Art History and Theory at UNSW Art & Design.