The built environment both public and domestic has been a longtime focus for Helena Sahm’s artwork.  Originally from Sydney, she developed a more intimate relationship with Bunbury by creating images of its buildings when she made the city her permanent ...

The work in this exhibition is part of a new series that is a continuation of my previous bodies of work, “The Strange Quiet of Things Misplaced”, “The Original Place” and a 2018 installation called “Memory of a Memory”. This ...

Reassumed Ends explores the allure of discarded and low value objects by transforming the eclectic media of discarded toys, industrial materials and domestic bric-a-brac into aesthetic and painterly compositions. This bright, playful, and aesthetic sculptural body of work comes after a ...

CLICK HERE TO RSVP FOR THE OPENING NIGHT PARTY!   The Bunbury Biennale is a major contemporary art exhibition in Western Australia. For the first time in the history of the Biennale, artists have been invited to explore a theme.  HE | SHE ...

  Peasantography – Lucky 88 is an exhibition by artist and writer Tami Xiang. Lucky 88 addresses the living situation of the Chinese farmers in the countryside. Tami Xiang invited a group of elderly farmers from one village to buy whatever they would ...

As kimono culture flourished during the Edo period (1603 1868), netsuke , small carvings, were created as toggles to hold pouches and cases containing tobacco and medicine in place on the obi sash worn with the kimono. What began as functional ...

Rules of Summer features a set of original paintings from Shaun Tan made for the picture book of the same title. The exhibition explores the friendship of two young boys as it is challenged by many difficult and irrational situations, each ...