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25.01.2022 "As we have discovered, the internet will never be a substitute for a physical encounter because physicality is crucial for our wellbeing." Good to see this being asserted but why do we struggle to express the essential physicality of art?

25.01.2022 Can you identify pivotal acquisitions made to your collections?

25.01.2022 GW members at Northampton Old School Community Initiative doing it really tough but getting help from special people

24.01.2022 Great to see this superb ART ON THE MOVE and AGWA project happening in the Pilbara engaging with some outstanding Martumilli artists

23.01.2022 An opportunity for artists with more traditional approaches to their work

22.01.2022 Where would we be without obsessive makers?

22.01.2022 Grafton Regional Gallery ~ Where Amazing Things Happen @grafton_regional_gallery @thurnderboxfilms... #WhereAmazingThingsHappen #graftonregionalgallery #clarencevalleyculture

22.01.2022 Are WA public galleries seeing an increase in work focussed on climate change impacts?

20.01.2022 Are sign painters springing up in your town? When I went to arts school at least one of my teachers had had a day job as a sign painter in their earlier years.

20.01.2022 Who else does a Christmas retail show?

19.01.2022 "Gellatly also spoke of the idea of expertise and how we define and celebrate it in our sector: ‘One of the things I can see in our sector that remains important to me, is expertise and what it looks like. We are too quick to downplay it and undermine it. We need to hold on to the fact that we are experts and that doesn’t mean exclusive or old fashioned that line which is often fed back to you in the arts as a way of not moving forward. We need to bring ourselves to the table and stop underplaying what we do,’ she said." How true this is, in WA public galleries we come to our jobs from many different directions but with experience we do gain expertise and so often it is not recognised by our 'managers' in the same way as it would be if we were planners or engineers. How can we start to change this?

19.01.2022 Looks like a pretty special event at Midland Junction Arts Centre for GalleriesWest member AACHWA

17.01.2022 The starting point for best practice

16.01.2022 Here's a project to keep an eye on. Could it work in your community?

12.01.2022 The Corinthian column first created in ancient Greece became a symbol of power, prestige and western civilisation. In Hello, the column has come alive, takin...g the form of a snake that will watch and follow you as you move through the gallery. Meeting the sculpture’s gaze, you'll be confronted with a dark void. XU ZHEN says the work refers to the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche’s observation that ‘if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you’. Hello nga.gov.au/xuzhen XU ZHEN: ETERNITY VS EVOLUTION is presented with the support of Dr Judith Neilson AM and the White Rabbit Collection. VSJudith Neilson AM [XU ZHEN,Hello, 201819, White Rabbit Collection, Sydney the artist] Hello2018-2019

12.01.2022 Showcase 2020 revealed the energy and the achievements of WA's regional arts people

11.01.2022 "But the survey also poses uncomfortable questions about the support that governments provide for the arts, and it questions whether Australia’s cultural leaders are effectively articulating that value to policymakers." We must persuade our public gallery visitors to tell their elected representatives that support for the arts will be a key factor when they next vote?

11.01.2022 How would these look around your shire?

11.01.2022 Showcase visual arts 2020, great thinkers, great conversations, strong directions for the future

11.01.2022 Familiar scenes at ArtGeo for anyone involved with art awards

09.01.2022 Thinking of our public gallery people and their communities in the path of this weather.

09.01.2022 It’s been a beautiful wildflower season enjoyed by many after lockdown, and the closed border making us all appreciate the treasures we have close to home. One... of our treasures of the bush is quandong, which is a really special plant for the Ku’arlu Mangga (Good Nest) team. It’s a member of the sandalwood family and every part of the plant is useful. This is the time of year we get out on Country with the kids and pick the fruit. Its popular in jam but here at the art centre we harvest sustainably for dying, beads, and carving. To celebrate we have new stock of our quandong design textiles. See on line shop in the bio.

09.01.2022 Making it happen at Beverley Station

08.01.2022 How lucky are they in Esperance?

06.01.2022 Compulsory reading for our elected members?

04.01.2022 Look again at the cracks in the collection that you look after

04.01.2022 Immersive sensory experience or dumbed down exploitation?

03.01.2022 Good job GRAG getting their publication into consideration for a MAPDA award

03.01.2022 Powerful content at this year’s Showcase

03.01.2022 Tune in folks, this looks like good stuff

01.01.2022 Do all collections have dog images?

01.01.2022 Calling all curators

01.01.2022 An interesting position going ‘over east’