This exhibition showcases work by some of the finest of modernist Australian landscape painters including Indigenous artists from the City of Bunbury Art Collection. These artists have played a significant role in how the Australian landscape can be perceived. The works ...

Glass Artists of Western Australia (GAWA) is a community of glass artists in Western Australia, aimed at promoting glass art and collaborating on exhibitions, events and all things glass. GAWA began when a group of like minded glass artists got together ...

STEEL: art design architecture is a major exhibition exploring innovative ways that steel is being used by artists, designers and architects in Australia in the 21st century. Steel is a medium rich in human history. An alloy of iron and carbon, ...

Imagine a time when all clothes were stitched by hand. It is estimated that the invention and availability of the domestic sewing machine reduced the time to stitch an average shirt from 14 hours to 4 hours, this was a ...

Steve Vigors is a multi-award-winning local South West artist residing in Busselton who recently featured on the internationally known Colour In Your Life program viewed on YouTube. He is a member of a several art societies and plein air groups ...

How Did I Get Here?, the first capsule exhibition of works from Art Gallery of WA’s (AGWA) State Art Collection opens on Friday 17 January, 6pm at the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery as part of the Freighting Ideas state-wide initiative.     Inspired ...

You are invited to the opening of the South Western Times Art 2020 exhibition on Friday 14 February 2020 | CLICK HERE TO RSVP   Join us for the opening of this year's survey exhibition 'South Western Times Art 2020'. Make sure to pencil ...

The Big Wide Land exhibition comprises of large pastel drawings by Western Australian artist Joel Smoker. The drawings are sketched on location, then completed in the artist's studio at Binningup in the southwest. The subject matter are places from around ...

Elements Form opens on Friday 28 February 2020.   Seeking iconographic descriptions of Western Australia, concentrating on enduring elements – the land, rock formations, the river – this work explores, extracts and reconstructs those elements, stunning, visually fascinating, evoking memory, to confirm that ...

Whose name was writ in water opens on Friday 6 March 2020, 6pm.   Ever conscious of my own youth spent making works in and on the streets and its inherent lack of permanence this exhibition has been inspired by my exploration of John ...

  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 ...

  Diverse Stills: Picturing the Landscape unites three contemporary photomedia artists, Tony Nathan, Juha Tolonen and Mike Gray, with a continuing and diverse interest in depicting the landscape around us come together in this unexpected exhibition. Spanning Western Australia, Finland and the ...

  Disappointing Vanilla is the latest instalment of experimental prints, drawings and paintings by collaborative artists Trevor Bly (WA) and Patrick Doherty (WA) exploring the ideas of localism, conflict, myth making and the human condition. Bly and Doherty have been working ...