Visual Arts & Craft

A new Australian Portraiture Prize to be held in Perth, WA, 2008. 1st Prize is $20,000 with a special $5,000 People's Choice Prize. Portraits must be of a well known/respected Australian within their field. To download an entry form please visit www.blackswanprize.com.au or call Tina Wilson on 0432 275 690.

18th September - 29th September
Perth Town Hall, Perth
Cost:  $30 per entry incl. GST
Contact details:  Tina Wilson Mob: 0432 275 690 Closing date/s:  18th July 2008

Entry forms can be downloaded from www.blackswanprize.com.au

If you are an artist working in the areas of visual or hybrid arts, performance and film then check out these new presentation and professional development opportunities.

Studio Program
PICA is currently seeking expressions of interest for the 2009 Studio Program.
PICA's Studio Program provides participating artists with a dedicated space to produce new work. The artists work in their studios throughout their residency and are required to present artist talks, open their studio on select days and must result in a public outcome.

The application process for PICA's Studio Program has changed and will now remain open throughout the year. Both visual and performing artists will be considered. For further information, see the guidelines in the 'studio' section on PICA's website.

For any queries, please contact PICA's Curator Melissa Keys on 9228 6300 or exhibitions@pica.org.au, www.pica.org.au 

Until 25 August
Curated by the late John Stringer, the exhibition 'PEEP' surveys tendencies in Australian and international art since the 1960s, showcasing many works which have not been publicly shown in Australia before. 'PEEP is a deeply personal journey that virtually spans John Stringer's long curatorial career.
Illustrating the diversity of art produced during the past four decades the exhibition focuses on the revival of imagery, content and social commentary towards the end of the second millennium. The exhibition begins with Pop, Op and pattern painting by internationally renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Bridget Riley and Alfred Jensen; the new realism of Philip Pearlstein; and minimal and conceptual art by artists such as Haim Steinbach and Walter de Maria. Moving to the 1980s and beyond reveals aspects of the media explosion revolutionising the character of art over the past two decades.
Western Australian artists feature strongly in the exhibition with works by Miriam Stannage, Howard Taylor, James Angus, Cecile Williams, Matthew Hunt, Christian de Vietri, Steve Tepper and Philip Gamblen.

Art Gallery of Western Australia
Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Mall, Perth WA 6000
Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm, www.artgallery.wa.gov.au

until 25 August 2008
As part of the Art Gallery of Western Australia’s ongoing Artist in focus series, ‘Circle of friends’ pairs up two young, Melbourne-based artists David Rosetzky and James Lynch. Central to the exhibition is the new acquisition for the State Art Collection – Rosetzky’s DVD projection Nothing like this, 2007, which explores the nuances of friendship amongst a group of twenty-somethings over a holiday weekend. The show will also include a new work by Rosetzky called No fear, a sound piece based on self-help tapes that involves subtle interaction between the work and its viewers. James Lynch is represented with a series of four short animations from 2003-2006 documenting his friends' dreams that have included him and to explore our subconscious connections and friendship fantasies. These superbly drawn animations demonstrate the complexities of our relationships and how we use each other to play unspoken and unknown roles in our lives.

Art Gallery of Western Australia
Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Mall, Perth WA 6000
ph: 9492 6600, fax: 9492 6655, admin@artgallery.wa.gov.au, www.artgallery.wa.gov.au
Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm

14 June - 21 September
Grace Crowley: being modern is an important retrospective exhibition of paintings and drawings by one of Australia’s most influential modern artists.
This is the first exhibition of Grace Crowley’s work since 1975. It includes important works from public and private collections and traces her remarkable artistic journey from traditional landscapes to avant-garde experimentation and pure abstraction. The exhibition includes several recently rediscovered paintings and the largest number of Crowley’s abstract paintings ever assembled, enabling a new appraisal of her achievement.

A National Gallery of Australia Travelling Exhibition.

Art Gallery of Western Australia
Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Mall, Perth WA 6000
www.artgallery.wa.gov.au, Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm

14 June – 21 September
This Artist in focus exhibition will present a selection of pencil sketches, watercolours and finished paintings by Frank Hinder drawn exclusively from the State Art Collection. The exhibition sets out to explore the key interests of Hinder who, with contemporaries including Grace Crowley, Ralph Balson and Rah Fizelle, contributed significantly to the development of modernist theories in Australian art. Hinder had been exposed to the theory of dynamic symmetry – the geometric and organic ordering of space – during a formative period in the US, and upon his return to Australia set out to explore this in his artistic practice.

Art Gallery of Western Australia
Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Mall, Perth WA 6000
www.artgallery.wa.gov.au, Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm

Artsource is piloting a new programme to invigorate critical review and debate in Perth and to expand the profile of Western Australian artists in the national and international media.  We are hosting a journalist and a photographer from the new Art World magazine in August who will be writing several articles on the art they encounter during their stay.  We are calling for expressions of interest from mid-career and senior artists who are interested in receiving a studio visit from the Art World team. To be eligible, artists must:
• be current Plus or Max members of Artsource;
• be engaged in a contemporary visual arts practise,
• have a strong history of exhibitions and/or commissions, and
• have had a solo show in the last two years.

We would also like to hear of any relevant exhibitions/events that are on in August to recommend to our visitors.

artsource - the Artists Foundation of Western Australia
King Street Arts Centre, Level 1, 357 Murray St PERTH WA 6000
Louise Morrison (08) 9226 2122, louise@artsource.net.au, www.artsource.net.au

Inspired by historic seventeenth century Dutch shipwrecks on the Western Australian coastline, this exhibition is an explorative interpretation through the medium of textiles and embroidery. Features include individual and group embroideries, and artist journals, by members of the Innovative Stitches Group of the Embroiderers Guild of WA.

Saturday 7 June - Friday 29 August 2008
Mon - Fri 10am - 4.30pm, Sat 1 - 5pm, Sun 10.30am - 4.30pm
Community Access Gallery, West Australian Museum - Fremantle History, 1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle (in Fremantle Arts Centre complex, entrance opposite gift shop)
Cost: gold coin donation
Contact details: Suzanne Coleman suzannecoleman@bigpond.com

Wonderlust is a dynamic new presentation of the State Art Collection, featuring Indigenous, Australian and international art, craft and design acquired since the Gallery’s inception in 1895.

This exhibition brings together painting, sculpture, photography, works on paper, craft and projections. These range in date from one of the earliest Western Australian works in the Collection, Frederick Garling’s 1827 views of the Swan River to recent works of 2006-2007 such as Julie Dowling’s painting of Indigenous resistance fighter, Yagan, contemporary sculpture by James Angus and Pru Venables’ ceramics.

Composed of the cream of the Collection, Wonderlust will be an engaging, often enriching experience that opens up the Collection to fresh interpretation and appreciation.

Art Gallery of Western Australia
Perth Cultural Centre, Perth WA 6000
PH: 08 9492 6600, FAX: 08 9492 6655
admin@artgallery.wa.gov.au,  www.artgallery.wa.gov.au 
Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm

Fremantle Arts Centre offers the chance to learn from local artist Joss Gregson’s incredible knowledge and ability in painting and drawing with her new classes at Fremantle Arts Centre starting in July. Currently represented by Galerie Düsseldorf in Mosman Park, Joss works predominantly with acrylics and paints in a delicate photo realist style. She has had three solo exhibitions, exhibited interstate and has been on various selection panels for West Australian art initiatives.

Joss is just one of the many tutors included in Fremantle Arts Centre’s Learning Program to bring inspiring and stimulating classes to students with any level of artistic experience. Her tremendous artistic and teaching experience provides students with fresh perspectives and the chance to learn interesting artistic techniques in the ambient studios at Fremantle Arts Centre.

To view the complete list of Term 3 2008 classes on offer at Fremantle Arts Centre visit our website:  www.fac.org.au/learning or call 9432 9555.

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The DIA WA are proud to announce the 2008 DIA WA Design Awards. These awards are looking to attract and reward the best the State has to offer, and to identify and celebrate future Western Australian icons of design.

The Awards are open to all Western Australian based design professionals and design students, with projects completed between July 2006 and July 2008 in the following categories;

Interior Spaces: Product Design, Visual Communication

Student Awards- Categories as above.

Laminex Award for Design Excellence - $5000 Travelling Scholarship

Entries Accepted Monday 21st – Friday 25th July 2008.

Awards Presentation: & Exhibition Opening Cocktail Party
Friday 5th September 2008 - QV1 Foyer

Exhibition of Awards Entries
Friday 5th September- Friday 12th September 2008

DIA 2008 Forum
University Club, Sunday 19th October

Entry Forms & Information- see www.design.org.au/wa

Enquiries
Jan Wright 9380 4044/ 0407773261
Jacqui Preshaw 9481 3722
Mike Dixon 9225 5850

Art flows from the heart and exposes the soul. The metrochurch Community Art Awards and Exhibition is an opportunity for you to share your heart and soul in a positive and encouraging environment. Entries are invited for 2 dimensional works to share in over $6000 in prizes.

Entries Close: Tuesday, 28 Oct 2008
Delivery Dates: 1pm-4pm Tuesday 11 Nov 2008 or 3pm-8pm Thursday 13 Nov 2008
Opening Ceremony and Award
Presentation: 3pm Sunday 16 Nov 2008
Exhibition and Sales: 2pm-6pm Daily,
Monday 17 Nov 2008 - Saturday 22 Nov 2008
Exhibition and Awards held at metrochurch @ 142 Beaufort Street Perth
Entry fee is $20
For more info see www.metrochurch.org.au, karens@metrochurch.org.au

Here’s a chance to help those in need during the winter months – join a community knitting session at the City of Fremantle One Stop Shop each Tuesday. Starting July 22, wool and knitting needles will be on hand for volunteers to knit blankets during sessions from 10am to 2pm. No bookings are necessary; people can turn up to volunteer on the day.

22nd July
Town Hall Centre, Kings Square, 8 William Street, Fremantle.
General enquiries: Ph (08) 9432 9733 or Positive Ageing Officer Erina Goodwin on (08) 9432 9874.

Community Arts Network WA is looking for community artists to join our network! The community artist listing is a FREE service for community artists across WA. Once you register with your skills, we will contact you via email with opportunities from across WA to facilitate and work on community arts projects.

For more information on the Community Arts Network WA and the ability to sign up to the community artist listing online, visit the CAN WA website or click on ‘Join the network’ from the CAN WA home page.

http://www.canwa.com.au/canwa-resources/join-network/free-artist-listing/
To receive a registration form by mail, please contact CAN WA on 9226 2422 or toll free on 1800 681 021.

For the past five years Jo Darbyshire has been exploring the nature of water as a metaphorical element and a site. She has worked with the Swan River, the reefs off the coast of Western Australia and recently the frozen lakes of Banff, in Canada’s Snowy Mountains.

She uses oil paint to create deep layers of cool transparent colour, mesmerising areas of light and dark and a unique quality of illumination. Her work encourages the viewer to identify on a bodily level, enticing the imagination to produce the sensation of immersion, of apprehension and ultimately desire.

Tuesday 5 August – Saturday 30 August, 2008
Viewing Hours: Tuesday to Thursday 10am – 7pm, Friday and Saturday 10am – 5pm
Distracted Art Shop, 324 Oxford Street, Leederville, 6007
Ph: (08) 9443 9340, artshop@distracted.com.au
Opening Night: Saturday 2 August, 2008, 6.30pm – 8.30pm
For further details contact: Gallery Coordinator Jessica Jubb – 0413 982 004

1. Two Exhibitions, Two Talented Local Artists

“I won’t be here when Frank gets home” by Di Jackson – Stories from migrant women of the Pilbara told through string and silk.

Hedland Perspectives by Melissa North – Showcases award winning artist Melissa North’s rich and mesmerizing aerial views of Hedland

27 June – 25 August 2008
Port Hedland Courthouse Gallery: 9173 1064. More information: www.courthousegallery.com.au

2. Through Our Eyes – Canning Stock Route

Putting Port Hedland on the national arts industry may is an exquisite exhibition of selected Canning Stock Route works shown for the first time in Australia.

5 September to 18 October
Port Hedland Courthouse Gallery: 9173 1064. More information: www.courthousegallery.com.au

3. Hedland Art Award 2008

24 October to 24 December

This annual Spring exhibition, organised by the Hedland Arts Council (HARTZ), attracts a range of artists from throughout the region and beyond, who continue to be inspired by the beauty and fragility of this eclectic region.

For more information contact HARTZ on 0418 100 601 or http://www.hartz.org.au/
Port Hedland Courthouse Gallery: 9173 1064. More information: www.courthousegallery.com.au

South Yunderup Artists - Jillian Brown, Desley Watson-Raston, and Jeanette Siviour are presenting their Paintings at Exeter Gallery Fairbridge Village South West Highway Pinjarra. An opening night with wine and cheese will be held on the 21st August at 6pm. This Art Exhibition will be open from 9.30am to 5pm from the 22nd August to the 20th October 2008.

Opening Night 21st August 6pm, Exhibition open 22nd August – 20th October 2008
Fairbridge Village, South West Highway, Pinjarra
Cost: Free entry
Desley Watson-Raston Ph: 95378222

The Shire of Busselton and ArtGeo Gallery invite artists to enter the inaugural $10,000 Acquisitive art competitions.  This year's theme is "Capture the region's spiritual heart through its people, environment and culture."  Hurry entries close shortly.

ArtGeo Gallery, Queen Street Busselton
Cost: $27.50 per entry
Contact: Sharon Williams or Denise Gibb on 9751 4651
Closing date for entry forms is 8th August, Delivery Date 18th August, 2008
Further Details: www.artgeo.com.au

If you’re handy with a brush, a pencil, a computer or any other artistic medium then Create To Advocate could be for you. We’re looking for art works that express your vision to end poverty. The Millennium Development Goals provide great inspiration. Use themes such as education for all, halving world hunger, improving maternal and child health or climate change to express your thoughts and ideas. There are cash prizes and selected art works will be exhibited at Parliament House in Canberra. Entries close on 29 August, so check out the details, download the entry form and get creative!

More information: Create to Advocate

The Road Works exhibition is a unique and fascinating selection of artworks exploring aspects of WA’s iconic Great Eastern Highway, from the unique to the commonplace.

For its Road Works exhibition, the Mundaring Arts Centre has enlisted the talents of some of Western Australia’s most recognised artists to consider the Great Eastern Highway and its possible meanings, symbolism and significance. The result is a fascinating exploration of the visual, cultural and social importance of the highway through some of its unique and more commonplace features.

Road Works features original interpretations by 21 Western Australian artists and provides visitors to the Mundaring Arts Centre with a range of two and three dimensional artworks that promise a road trip with a difference. Artists represented are: Hans Arkeveld, Michael Arnold, Denise Brown, Madeleine Clear, Nic Compton, Peter Dailey, Julie Dowling, Stuart Elliott, Marie Haass, Nigel Hewitt, Ben Joel, Joan Johnson, Robert Juniper, Chriss Middleton, Sally Morgan, Alan Muller, Chris Reimer, Di Souphandavong, Lorraine Sutherland, Linda van der Merwe and Richard Woldendorp. Free public floor talks with the curator will be offered each Wednesday at 2pm during the exhibition dates, or at other times by arrangement for groups.

8th August – 7th September, 10am – 5pm Weekdays, 10am – 4pm Weekends
Mundaring Arts Centre, 7190 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring, WA 6073
Cost: Free
More information: (08) 9295 3991 or visit www.mundartingartscentre.com

Peteris Ciemitis has been WA’s only Archibald Portrait Prize finalist in 2007 and 2008 and this year his work featured as the Archibald’s poster image. His exhibition “Indigo” features larger-than-life portraits of jazz and blues legends. Also showing Katherine Boland‘s “Writing On The Wall” explores the decorative potential of graffiti, inspired by the streets of Melbourne’s arty St Kilda.

1st- 24 the August, Tues-Fri, 11-5, Sat and Sun, 2-5
Gadfly Gallery, 131 B Waratah Avenue, Dalkeith, WA, 6009
Cost: Free and open to the public
Contact: 93868369 | www.gadflygallery.com

foodchain supports the young and creative in cultivating contemporary arts experiences that are left of mainstream, different, urban and interactive.

foodchain is a Perth Youth Advisory Council (PYAC) initiative designed to reinvigorate the all-ages scene in the heart of the city. The project supports youth skills development through providing the opportunity for young people to be directly involved in the coordination, participation and delivery of the programmes.

The project continues its winter calendar with two weeks of youth focused events @ Ginger’s Garage (Level 1, 267 William Street, Northbridge) starting on Thursday 7 August and ending on 16 August.

The August program includes:

foodchain #4

An all-ages gig featuring three of Perth’s newest and exciting original bands: These Ship Wrecks, The Ghost of 29 Megacycles, Shake Angel plus guest DJs. Saturday 16 August, 4.30pm-7pm @ Ginger’s Garage (Level 1, 267 William Street, Northbridge).

www.myspace.com/theseshipwrecks
www.myspace.com/theghostof29megacycles
www.myspace.com/shakeangel

For more foodchain gigs go to www.myspace.com/perthfoodchain

Further information and media enquiries:
Ant Gray
Tura New Music
Ph: (08) 9228 3711
ant@tura.com.au

A once in a life time opportunity for a West Australian Jeweller is now being offered by Carter Studios Gallery. Carter Studios is the independent studio and gallery space of West Australian artist Andrew Carter, set up as an alternative to the existing commercial gallery system. The Studio/Gallery is in a magnificent position on Arthur Head right next door to the Roundhouse overlooking the City of Fremantle and backing onto the Indian Ocean. The only costs associated with this opportunity are a share of a very inexpensive rent and minimal running costs.

Andrew Carter would like to offer a jeweller a share in the gallery. It would include a studio space and four gallery spaces available to display jewellery alongside Carters paintings.

9 Captains Lane, Arthur Head, Fremantle, 6160
For more information contact Andrew Carter on 9335 7669 or;
E’mail: andrew@carterstudios.com.au | www.carterstudios.com.au

WANT to keep your feet warm this winter? Then head to the Fremantle City Library in August to learn the best ways of knitting your own socks. Using a basic step-by-step formula, Mary Tarrant will spin her yarn as she guides people on how to knit socks in any size or design during the four-week course. The only knitting knowledge required is how to cast on, knit and purl, along with time to knit between each lesson.

Friday on August 22, 29 and September 5 from 9.30am to 12.30pm
Fremantle City Library, Town Hall Centre, 8 William Street, Fremantle
Cost: Classes are $25 to cover materials and will be held
Contact: Mary Tarrant on 9335 7059 for bookings and payment. Numbers are limited.

Ceramic with Master potter Bela Kotai, Suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced

20th August to 17th September, Wednesdays, 5.30pm – 8.30pm
12-19 Aberdeen Street
Cost: $165.00
For enrolments and more information please ring Marnie on: 9427 1559
Enrolments close Friday 15th August. Limited numbers

THE City of Fremantle is calling for expressions of interest from artists who want to help with this year’s Fremantle Festival Lotterywest Street Parade. To be held at 4pm, November 16, the parade is coordinated by the city’s festivals and events team with an emphasis on re-connecting with the local community.

City of Fremantle Community Development Officer Michelle Hovane said all groups across Fremantle and its suburbs were encouraged to have a say in the way they would like to see their city transform. “Artists are an integral part of the Fremantle community and have been central to the parade’s success since its beginning,” City of Fremantle Community Development Officer Michelle Hovane said.

Ms Hovane said the city was interested in hearing from artists wanting to work with community groups and schools, as well as those willing to develop their own proposals, to create floats and other artistic works for the parade.

Brief CVs and a short description of creative ideas relating to the festival’s theme of “transform” should be forwarded to Michelle Hovane at cdo@fremantle.wa.gov.au. “These will be then placed into a pool for consideration and matched with appropriate community groups,” she said.

Deadline for expressions of interest is 5pm, Friday, August 29.

Since the revival of the Hedland Art Awards by the Hedland Arts Council (HARTZ) in 2000, the Awards have gained increased community interest, with record numbers of guests coming along to the Award Presentation Nights. HARTZ invites all budding artists to enter their work into this year’s Awards.

The Hedland Art Awards are organised by HARTZ, and held at the Gallery; this year with the assistance of FORM. The Hedland Arts Council is now calling for entries into this prestigious Award.

Art Entries close 22 September 2008 | Exhibition 24 October to 24 December 2008 | Official Opening and Award Presentation Night 24 October 2008
Port Hedland Courthouse Gallery, 16 Edgar Street, Port Hedland
More information: http://www.courthousegallery.com.au/index.php?page=58 | http://www.hartz.org.au/
Art Entries close 22 September 2008

Bump into Space showcases the work of three incredibly diverse artists sharing something very special in common. In 2008 these ECU Visual Arts Graduates were chosen to exhibit their work in the inaugural Head of School Award show. Through each of their practices, Jessica Hayman, Janine Stewart and Fionna Sturgeon have explored what cultural space can possibly mean to personal, natural and social contexts.

Opening: 15th August | Exhibition 16th August – 31st August, 2008, Exhibition hours: 2 - 6pm Wed - Sun
Cost: Entry is free

6 categories of Art and 5 categories of Craft with a total prize pool of $8850.  Special Awards of $1000 also offered for best works depicting 'Celebration' in both Art and Craft (optional). Entry forms can be downloaded from www.yorksoc.org.au.

4th-12th October, 2008
York Town Hall
Cost: $8.00 per entry, max of 3 entries per person
Contact:  Elizabeth Parker: parprint@comswest.net.au, 9641 1339
Closing date: 8th September

Friends of the Art Gallery of Western Australia are proud to present their 9th biennial installation of Art in Bloom as part of the 2008 Winter Arts Festival. More than 100 West Australians will become "floral artists" using thousands of flowers and plants to create arrangements inspired by works from the rehang of the State Art Collection, Wonderlust New journeys Your collection. Art in Bloom remains the only event of its kind in Australia and is a rare opportunity to see and experience the State Art Collection in a completely different light.

The 2008 Art in Bloom weekend will open with a lavish cocktail party on the night of August 21 at the Art Gallery of Western Australia. This event draws a crowd of around 1000 of Perth's glitterati, dignitaries and media, and will be launched by the City of Perth Lord Mayor, The Hon. Ms Lisa Scaffidi.

Rising above all the glamour and frivolity will be the floral creations designed by 120 of Perth's most creative groups and individuals that will reflect the array of artworks in the State Art Collection. This night is without doubt one of Western Australia's most elaborate and creative celebrations which always sells out fast.

Proceeds raised are used by the Friends of the Art Gallery to assist with acquiring new artworks for the State Art Collection

The exhibition then opens to the public over the weekend of August 22, 23 & 24. The Gallery hours for this special event are from 9am - 5pm Friday and Sunday, and 8.30am - 5pm Saturday. An $8.00 entry fee, $5.00 concession and U10 FREE, applies to the Gallery for the weekend event.

Opening Night Party, Thursday 21 August 2008, Exhibition Friday 22 – Sunday 24 August 2008
Cost: Tickets are $80 for Friends members and $95 for guests through Friends office on 9492 6750.

Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Mall, Perth WA 6000
Ph: 9492 6600, Fax: 9492 6655, admin@artgallery.wa.gov.au | www.artgallery.wa.gov.au
Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm

Tuesday 19 at 11am and 1pm
Grace Crowley: being modern

Wednesday 20 at 11am and 1pm
How the Artist uses paint

Thursday 21 at 11am and 1pm
Land through Indigenous eyes

Advertised tours may be subject to change.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
There are no tours during Art in Bloom 2008,
Friday 22, Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 August.

Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Mall, Perth WA 6000
Ph: 9492 6600, Fax: 9492 6655, admin@artgallery.wa.gov.au | www.artgallery.wa.gov.au
Opening Hours: 10.00am – 5.00pm

The show explores the parallel lives of animals and the boundaries and connections of the human and animal worlds. The artist takes the animal form as the link with the animal nature of our humanity. Previous shows (2006 - Fremantle Arts Centre, 2002 - Pinnacles Gallery Queensland) included artworks exploring human – animal relations. The current show continues this theme. The show illustrates the art process from the concept stages (drawings, sketches) to the final images (oils on canvas, mixed media).

15 August to 21 September 2008, Tuesday to Friday 10am - 3pm, and Weekends, 11am to 3pm
Heathcote Museum & Gallery in Applecross
Contact: Ph 9364 5666

Official opening Cocktail Party on Friday Evening, 25th October. Artists from around Western Australia. Guest Artist Greg Baker.

Friday 24 October to Sunday 26 October.
Currambine Primary School, 28 Ambassador Drive, Currambine
Contact: Rochelle Taylor for more information on 9304 0011

A selection of works by Australian Denizens. Indigenous and International arts. On display now.

Closing: Saturday September 13, 10am - 4pm
Old Post Office Gallery, Northam Arts Centre, Wellington Street, Northam
Contact: Christine Elaine for further details on 9622 2245