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Goolugatup Heathcote

Locality: Applecross, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9364 5666

Address: 58-60 Duncraig Road 6153 Applecross, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.heathcotewa.com

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25.01.2022 PERFORMANCE TONIGHT: 6pm Friday 7 May ASTRO MORPHS present 'Songs from Another Space' an open-studio art performance with special guest SACRED FLOWER UNION. Working as Artists in Residence at Goolugatup Heathcote, arts collective ASTRO MORPHS use video art, prints, sculpture, music and costume to reimagine the different strains of nature in which we are immersed.... This free performance will be presented from inside the residency studio, with the audience watching from the external windows. Head to the Gallery and we'll point the way. Free drinks are provided. This event follows WA Department of Heath advice and may be subject to change. https://fb.me/e/1e3xtGdwf

24.01.2022 Chloe Bartram's exhibition invites guests to pen thier own 'love' letter to continue the work. Sit at the sewing table, once used at Heathcote Hospital, and place the letter through the slot of a bespoke wooden letter box. Image: Chloe Bartram, Sewing Table, 2020, Found sewing table, stationary, chair.

24.01.2022 Erin Coates' sculpture contains interactive audio elements from composer Stuart James. Wave your hands over the work to hear it respond, and look closely and you'll spot tiny sensors woven into the structure. Erin Coates 'We Built This City (on ground up oyster shells)', 2020, oyster shells, brass, lead, steel, interactive audio component, 270 x 290 x 4 cm. Composer: Stuart James. Structure fabrication: Neil Aldum. Studio assistants: Tanya Lee, Kate Driver, Jennifer Jamieson, Jessica Wyld, Annabel Dixon. Photos: Daniel Grant

24.01.2022 We recently hosted our first GOOLUGATUP SOUNDS an evening of live music featuring SPECIAL FEELINGS and members of GRIEVOUS BODILY CALM. Photos: Daniel Grant.

22.01.2022 These Erin Coates' artworks double as percussion instruments. As part of the 2021 Perth Festival, Erin will present a performance-installation featuring percussionist Louise Devenish and composer Stuart James. Erin Coates, 'Metallic Water', cast bronze, porcelain, gold leaf, gold chain, steel, dimensions variable. Photos: Daniel Grant

21.01.2022 The Gallery is closed for the Friday and Monday public holidays, but open as usual on the weekend. Great chance to see these beautiful textiles by Jane Ryan, part of our new CounterpART exhibition. Pictured: Jane Ryan, 'A Spring Bunch' & 'Mum in Her Garden', 2019, hessian, wire, fibre.

21.01.2022 Mikaela Miller is a mural painter, community arts facilitator and printmaker, and a new studio tenant at Goolugatup Heathcote. I'm always challenging myself, always pushing the boundaries, and I say yes to a lot of jobs probably more than I should. I'm just a really curious person and everything is an opportunity to try something new, meet someone, explore a new place, and learn about new stories. I find it hard to pass up any chance to do these things. Full interview with Mikaela on our website as part of Questions with Creatives, a new series profiling Goolugatup artists. Images: Clare Visuals https://www.heathcotewa.com/questions-with-creatives

21.01.2022 We're partnering with the Perth Festival and @turanewmusic to present performances for Erin Coates’ new exhibition. Percussionist Louise Devenish, composer Stuart James and artist Erin Coates have developed the performance series around Erin’s sculptural percussion instruments which are modeled on dolphin bones, native oyster shells and marine ecology.

21.01.2022 Kita Healy is the winner of our People's Choice in our Southern Perspectives exhibition. Kita wins a $500 cash prize! A former student of Melville SHS, Kita's work examines the nature of contemporary feminism. Our runner-up is Juan Rivas of Canningvale College. Congrats!

21.01.2022 How do you want to celebrate Australia in 2022 and beyond? Australia Day 2021 will look a little different for many people with the cancellation of the Skyworks. Here at the City of Melville, we'd love to know how you would like to celebrate Australia in the future. Get involved and have your say via the City of Melville website.

18.01.2022 In our latest exhibition 'Alluvial Gold', artist Erin Coates delves into the often-forgotten world below the river surface to explore the changing ecology of the Derbarl Yerrigan / Swan River. Informed by marine biology, historical research and her experiences of free-diving in the river, Coates looks at the transference of matter into and out of the river. Image: Erin Coates, We Built This City (on ground up oyster shells) (detail), 2020, oyster shells, brass, lead, steel, i...nteractive audio component, 270 x 290 x 4cm. Composer: Stuart James Structure fabrication: Neil Aldum Studio Assistants: Tanya Lee, Kate Driver, Jennifer Jamieson, Jessica Wyld and Annabel Dixon. See more

17.01.2022 This is your last weekend to catch Heathcote Select 2020. Featuring the best grads from WA unis last year Samuel Beilby, Emilie Monty, Neisha Phipps, Oliver Ragen, Siahne Rogers, Ruby Smedley, Sonia Wee.

17.01.2022 Laetitia Wilson produced a catalogue essay for Erin Coates' exhibition 'Alluvial Gold'. "Through monstrous, surreal and grotesque, it becomes palpable that in 'Alluvial Gold' the Swan River is so deeply interconnected with whatever is within, above and upon it. Coates' hybridisation of different species makes evident, we cannot separate ourselves from the rest of the world, we are not independent but utterly reliant and have an impact on our environment, the plants, gasses a...nd creatures within it. There's an undeniably transference of matter between the things of the Earth and Coates makes this manifest in a curious, confronting and utterly engaging series of works." Pick up a free catalogue in the Gallery for the full essay! Image: Erin Coates, Alluvium, 2020, HD video with stereo sound, 9 minutes and 30 seconds. Filming, props, editing: Erin Coates Composition: Stuart James Percussion: Louise Devenish Scuba Filming: Jasper Silver Freediving filming assistants: Tanya Lee and Gareth Wood

16.01.2022 Chloe Bartram's exhibition, 'I thought it would be roses', aims to expose taboos and societal untruths surrounding female sexuality . Through tapping into this collective experience, the installation interrogates a gendered sense of self or identity. Image: Chloe Bartram, I thought it would be roses (installation view), 2020.

16.01.2022 Rachelle Dusting is a fine artist and teacher working in oil and mural painting, and is one of our studio tenants at Goolugatup Heathcote. People’s stories are what inspire and make me most curious in the painting process when I need motivation or inspiration I go back to the story of who I’m painting. Full interview with Rachelle on our website as part of Questions with Creatives, a new series profiling Goolugatup artists. ... Images: @henri.pham and @keanashae

15.01.2022 Happening this Sunday 13th 9:30am - 3:30pm!

15.01.2022 Chloe Bartram's 'I thought it would be roses' offers and opportunity to examine personal reflections of womanhood. Raised on the stories of love often found in fairy tales, Bartram wanted to speak with women and create a more open dialogue about gender and sexuality. Image: Chloe Bartram, I thought it would be roses (installation view) 2020.

13.01.2022 This Sunday 9:30 - 3:30pm is the final Perth Makers Market at Goolugatup Heathcote for 2020! Don't miss the incredible array of handmade products on show and the chance to see our artists working away in their studios. We look forward to seeing you then!

13.01.2022 Due to bad weather conditions tomorrow's Perth Makers Market has been cancelled. We’re sorry we won’t see you tomorrow but look forward to seeing you at the next Perth Makers Market on Sunday May 23rd.

13.01.2022 PERFORMANCE: 6pm Friday 7 May ASTRO MORPHS present 'Songs from Another Space' an open-studio art performance with special guest SACRED FLOWER UNION. Working as Artists in Residence at Goolugatup Heathcote, arts collective ASTRO MORPHS use video art, prints, sculpture, music and costume to reimagine the different strains of nature in which we are immersed.... This free performance will be presented from inside the studio, with the audience watching from the external windows. Free drinks are provided. This event follows WA Department of Heath advice and may be subject to change.

12.01.2022 Today is your very last day to see our current exhibitions! We are open 124pm Image: 1. Astro Morphs, exhibition view, 2021, photo Daniel Grant. 2. CounterpART, exhibition view, 2021, photo Daniel Grant.

12.01.2022 Erin Coates' 'Alluvial Gold' responds to the accumulation of heavy meals in the bones of estuarine dolphins and the removal of the oyster shell reefs, which were heavily dredged in the 20th century as a source of lime for building materials including at Goolugatup Heathcote. Image: Erin Coates, 'Metallic Water', 2020, cast bronze, porcelain, gold leaf, gold chain, steel, dimensions variable. Bronzes made with assistance from Robert Hitchcock and Max Butcher.

11.01.2022 Tickets selling fast! As part of the Perth Festival, Erin Coates will present a performance-installation featuring percussionist Louise Devenish and composer Stuart James. Performances run Wednesday 10 Feb - Saturday 13 February. In association with Tura New Music and Perth Festival. Tickets via Perth Festival. Erin Coates 'We Built This City (on ground up oyster shells)', 2020, oyster shells, brass, lead, steel, interactive audio component, 270 x 290 x 4 cm. Composer: Stuart James. Structure fabrication: Neil Aldum. Studio assistants: Tanya Lee, Kate Driver, Jennifer Jamieson, Jessica Wyld, Annabel Dixon. Photos: Daniel Grant

11.01.2022 Erin Coates' video work 'Alluvium' includes an experimental audio track from composer Stuart James. On display at Goolugatup Heathcote through to 14 Feb. Install view: Erin Coates, Alluvium, 2020, HD video with stereo sound, 9 minutes and 30 seconds. Photo: Daniel Grant.

10.01.2022 Opening Night Snaps! Here are some photos documenting the wonderful opening night of 'Alluvial Gold' by Erin Coates and 'I Thought It Would Be Roses' by Chloe Bartram. If you're yet to see the exhibitions, the Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10-3pm and Saturday-Sunday 12-4pm. Photos by Dan Grant.

09.01.2022 New in our collections gallery Wade Taylor, 'Daylight Ghost', 2020, oil on wood. Winner of the 2020 Melville Art Awards first prize. This striking work is part of a series from the artist depicting mundane disaster. It evokes a sense of rising panic and alludes to the pressing ecological crises facing our society.

08.01.2022 TODAY 1pm Saturday 8 May Join Rebecca Johnston, Greg Barr, Julianne Ryan, and Susie Waller as they discuss their work for CounterpART. CounterpART is an exhibition of leading Western Australian artists who have an intellectual disability. The artists involved represent diverse practices including painting, sculpture, and textile and ceramics. This exhibition is an important opportunity to showcase the excellence of the artists as well as their distinctive perspectives and exp...erience. Featuring artists Katrina Barber, Greg Barr, David Guhl, Rebecca Johnston, and Jane Ryan. https://fb.me/e/ujyiK3ei Image: Rebecca Johnston, The Howler and the Growler, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 92 x 62cm. Rebecca Johnston, Listening to Beats, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 100 x 75cm.

07.01.2022 ARTIST TALK: 1pm Saturday 8 May Rebecca Johnston and Greg Barr are looking forward to sharing their stories and the inspiration behind their work as part of the CounterpART exhibition. If you haven't yet caught the show, make sure to come by exhibition ends Sunday. This event follows WA Department of Heath advice and may be subject to change.... https://fb.me/e/ujyiK3ei

07.01.2022 New in our collections gallery Bethwyn Porter, ‘Jervoise Bay Dusk’, 2020. Winner of the Melville Art Awards printmaking prize. Bethwyn is part of the Swan River Print Studio which works from Goolugatup Heathcote.

06.01.2022 We’re hosting Perth Makers Market this Sunday 1 November. Running from 9:30 3:30pm, the popular market features handmade craft and food stalls.

05.01.2022 Well done Perth and Peel! We’ve managed to navigate through another lockdown and thanks to your efforts following State Government health advice and restric...tions we’ve been able to transition back to pre-lockdown conditions relatively quickly! Thank you to our amazing community for your continued support, resilience and community spirit while we navigate the challenges of COVID-19 together. You’re the absolute best! The State Government has announced restrictions will significantly ease from 12.01am, Saturday, 8 May. We are excited to confirm that from Saturday all City of Melville facilities are open and services, events and programs are running as normal. There are still some requirements in place to help keep WA safe, including the 2sqm capacity rule and mandatory contact registers, so keep signing in with the SafeWA app when visiting our facilities and moving around the community. Masks are also still required on public transport, at events with more than one thousand people, at hospitals, and disability and aged care facilities. For the latest COVID-19 information, see the WA Government website: www.wa.gov.au/government/covid-19-coronavirus Our dedicated COVID webpage is also kept up to date with the latest on our facilities and services: www.melvillecity.com.au/covid

04.01.2022 Melville Contemporary a new art prize supporting the best of WA visual arts. $17k total prize pool. Applications close 7 June 2021. Presented by City of Melville and Goolugatup Heathcote, more info at melvillecontemporary.com

04.01.2022 Applications are now open for Melville Contemporary a new $17k art prize supporting the best of WA visual arts. Presented by City of Melville and Goolugatup Heathcote, more info at melvillecontemporary.com

04.01.2022 Darcy Crudeli is an early-career multidisciplinary artist, and our newest studio tenant at Goolugatup Heathcote. I enjoy bright colours, feathers, glitter and anything that glows in the dark. My favourite works to create are video works I love dressing up and being in front of the camera. Full interview with Darcy on our website as part of Questions with Creatives, a new series profiling Goolugatup artists.

03.01.2022 'An Acquatic Adventure' - a review of 'Alluvial Gold' from Belinda Hermawan at seesaw magazine. "...Key to the exhibition’s success is Coates’s incredible ability to conjure depth and layers of complexity in her artworks. This exhibition’s use of materials, shadow and sound makes for a message with a heartbeat you can feel, see and hear." https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2020/12/an-aquatic-adventure

02.01.2022 Goolugatup Heathcote Gallery will be closed from from Saturday 19 December 2020 and will reopen on Tuesday 5 January 2021. Please visit us again in the new year as we continue with our current exhibitions 'Alluvial Gold' by Erin Coates and 'I thought it would be roses' by Chloe Bartram. Both exhibitions close Sunday 14 February. Our beautiful grounds will remain open 24/7 as always ... Image: Erin Coates, Dredged, 2020, porcelain with mother of pearl lustre glaze, 8 x 27 x 20cm.

01.01.2022 Goolugatup Heathcote Gallery is temporarily closed for the installation of our new exhibitions: Alluvial Gold by Erin Coates Main Gallery Opening 13 November 6-8pm... Exhibition runs 14 November 2020 to 14 February 2021 I thought it would be roses by Chloe Bartram Project Space Opening 13 November 6-8pm Exhibition runs 14 November 2020 to 14 February 2021 If you need to contact someone regarding venue hire and other general inquiries please call 9364 5666.