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Address: 15 Mrs Trivett Place 6160 Fremantle, WA, Australia
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24.01.2022 10 STUNNING views of Earth from space.
23.01.2022 Three humpbacks having a whale of a time playing with a pod of dolphins up the WA coastline How beautiful?! @andrererekuracreative | @nushfreedman | @protectningaloo on Instagram
21.01.2022 Of course in Finland !
19.01.2022 The spectacular new Western Australian Museum will open on Saturday November 21, 2020 with a nine-day festival expected to attract tens of thousands of visitors.... Ticket holders selected by ballot will be the first to get a taste of the extraordinary stories and experiences on offer inside. Therere eight new permanent galleries, a 1,000sqm temporary exhibition gallery, life-long learning studios, and retail and caf spaces. It will be a vibrant centre of inspiration, learning and enjoyment for people of all ages. It will be a museum about WA - about our people, our places and our role in the world. It will be a gateway to WA, giving visitors a taste of everything this State has to offer. Tickets to the opening festival will be made available on the Western Australian Museums website later this year. General admission will be free for the first 18 months and kids will always be free. I cant wait for Western Australians to have the opportunity to visit.
18.01.2022 MAIN STREET MURAL WITH MEANING Margaret Rivers main street just got a new mural. The extensive mural titled Wadandi Boodjarra is a collaboration between lo...cal artists Ian Mutch, Jack Bromell and Sandra Hill depicting Wadandi home country, local flora, and iconic Forest Red-tailed Black Cockatoos. Ms Hill says the design features a strong red line on the corner of the building that runs from top to bottom. This line symbolises the blood line of family all the way back to the creation story of the Margaret River (place of Wooditch)," says Ms Hill. "This red blood line runs through our country. The creation of Wooditjup (Margaret River) is an ancient story that has been told by our people long before colonisation and the River is a fully registered and very important Aboriginal site. The central brown circle depicts home country, Wadandi Boodjarra (Wadandi home country). The patterns in the middle circle are our traditional markings on our shields. The red circle symbolises old, ancient blood. The black line circle symbolises our community. The ochre dots on the outside symbolise our family clan groups, she said. Youll find the mural opposite the Wooditchup Centre towards the southern end of town. Image courtesy: Shire of Augusta Margaret River.
17.01.2022 OPPORTUNITY // Public Transport Authority is seeking expressions of interest from local artists to create a new piece of public art to feature on Cockburn Cent...ral Stations high-profile tower. If you have any queries about this EOI please contact Lisa Tierney on 9326 2969 or [email protected] EOI closes Tue 4 Aug 2020, 11am https://bit.ly/3htnGsG
16.01.2022 Can’t wait for the new museum!
15.01.2022 Exmouth has an art and photo gallery
15.01.2022 THE LESTER PRIZE | CALL FOR ENTRIES CLOSING SOON Are you one of Australias most talented professional, emerging or aspiring artists? Submit your work for the c...hance to win a part of over $75,000 in cash and prizes: MAIN AWARDS | Entries close 5pm AWST 17 July (extended) YOUTH AWARDS | Entries close 5pm AWST 31 July (extended) Visit www.lesterprize.com to enter online, download our Terms & Conditions and Consent Forms. #lesterprize #faceofinspiration Art Gallery of Western Australia Brookfield Place Perth #lestergroup City of Perth #tonyfinifoundation #baldockfamily DevelopmentWA Perth Cultural Centre Oxlades Art Supplies Perth #UrbanListPerth #BroadsheetPerth #PerthisOK #artist #youthartprize #perthartists #perthcreatives #soperth #perthfolk #perthnow #painting #portraiture #art #finearts #artprize #australianartist #australianportraitartist #exhibition #perthlife #visitwa #australia Artwork credits: Grace Stevenson | Youth Awards Finalist 2019 (detail) Sara Choo | Youth Awards Finalist 2019 Alice Handcock | Youth Awards Finalist 2019 Sophie Popal-Wornynski | Youth Awards Finalist 2018. Michaela Savage | Youth Awards Finalist 2016 Anna Healy 2018 | Youth Awards Finalist Jing Quan Ma | Youth Awards Finalist 2019 Madeline McAllan | Youth Awards Finalist 2018
14.01.2022 MAIN AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENT [Big drum roll, please] The 2020 Finalists for The Lester Prize Main Awards are: Willie Ackerman Daevid Anderson Jill Ansell Eliz...abeth Barden Anthony Bartok Sam Broadhurst Filippa Buttitta Thomas Chandler Doreen Chapman Rachel Coad Joshua Cocking Daniel Connell Serena Cowie Jaye Early Stacey Evangelou Kierah Falkner Babbel Sebastian Galloway Indra Geidans Andrea Huelin Sean Hutton Janne Kearney Kate Kurucz Jess Le Clerc Fiona OByrne Michael OConnell Nicole OLoughlin Sid Pattni Avan Robins Lynn Savery Oliver Shepherd Lauren Snowden Craig Soulsby Loribelle Spirovski Nick Stathopoulos Zo Sydney Jill Talbot Wade Taylor Datsun Tran Ordella Wall Marcus Wills Winners will be announced on 30 October 2020. The Lester Prize Main Awards Exhibition will be held in the historic Centenary Galleries at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Cultural Centre from 31 October29 November 2020. #lesterprize #faceofinspiration Art Gallery of Western Australia City of Perth #lestergroup #tonyfinifoundation Minderoo Foundation #baldockfamily Brookfield Place Perth Oxlades Art Supplies Perth Arts Edge Photo & Frame
14.01.2022 Raphael brushes are entirely handmade. A generation savoir-faire since 1793. A precise gesture that requires a lot of dexterity. Les pinceaux Raphal sont entirement fabriqus la main. Un savoir-faire transmis de gnration depuis 1793. Un geste prcis qui demande beaucoup de dextrit
14.01.2022 Its the last weekend to catch the Revealed Exhibition: New & Emerging WA Aboriginal Artists at Fremantle Arts Centre. Artworks by 120 WA Aboriginal artists are on display, with some of the works still available for purchase if youre quick! Visit https://bit.ly/39nPago for more info.
13.01.2022 Close to four hours from Perth and less than 30km from the coast, the Understory art trail in Northcliffe is a must-see. During a 1.2km walk through pristine fo...rests, youll find these incredible sculptures from renowned local artists, accompanied by poetry, stories and music. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3gQZ0Ks Images: Frances Andrijich Photographer
12.01.2022 The arts and culture sector has been hit hard by COVID-19 - and virtually every artform is still facing complex issues and uncertainty. Id like to thank WA art...ists, musicians, performers and everyone involved in these industries for their patience and understanding during this difficult time. Its important that we help our local artists get back on their feet and back on the road - and thats what were doing as part of our WA Recovery Plan. Today weve announced a number of initiatives that will help make this happen, and help create new jobs to support our arts industry. Weve created the Getting the Show back on the Road package to reactivate live performances and touring activities across WA. That package include $5.65 million of waived fees for local performing arts companies to use State Government venues, a contribution to events delivered by WAM and up to $9 million to underwrite COVID-19 related financial risks for live music and performance. This is vital funding to enable local shows to get underway in the current environment - and will relieve financial pressures which could otherwise prevent them going ahead. Lotterywest are also providing $5 million of funding for the Creative Communities Recovery - Artists in Residency Program which will provide valuable employment opportunities for individual artists to work with local communities, activate spaces and deliver broad community benefits. Today weve also announced two new projects today for to iconic WA venues, with a $30 million upgrade on the way for the Perth Concert Hall, and $15 million for further upgrades and restoration work at His Majestys Theatre. These projects will create local jobs in construction, and will set the stage for the future of WA performing arts. Its been a tough time for WA artists - but this funding will help get them get back in business and back to creating great WA works.
12.01.2022 Dominican-born, Evoca1 is the talented artist behind Pingrup, Western Australia, Australias towering silo mural art. Painting has always been a central theme i...n Evoca1s life, and he began painting as a child, focusing on the many ways to represent human beings. His work describes his vision of life through evocative metaphors where children, men, women and animals are symbols of his personal history and of social struggles. His interaction with the local environments has been essential in generating the concept of his work and hes participated in public art projects right around the world! And were ecstatic that Evoca1 has left his colourful mark on country WA! Have you seen Pingrups silo art? See more
12.01.2022 YOUTH AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENT We are proud to announce our 2020 Finalists for The Lester Prize Youth Awards: Rhyme Adams Bailey Arundell Henry Baker Sar...ah Choo Joseph Cook Erin Dadich Amy Greenash Surya Hanaf Alice Handcock Sarah Hoey Jensen Kirby William Knight Jingxi Liu Jay McCowan Amelie Mias Hannah Nguyen Nora-Nada Nikolic Ayda Paterson Imogen Richmond Sabrina Sceresini Violet Seah Amara Sinclair-Hill Danielle Skarratt Jasmine Slatter Anouk Smith Mackenzie Stevenson Coco Tran Lucinda Vidal Cindy Wang Yingxin Zheng The Lester Prize Youth Awards Exhibition will be held at Brookfield Places Tower 2 Lobby, 123125 St Georges Terrace Perth from 227 November 2020. #lesterprize #faceofinspiration #youthawards
10.01.2022 Another stolen statue from the skywalk. This is why we cant have nice things. Grrr
10.01.2022 Were just going to go ahead and call it in early. Bardi man Albert Wiggan has shared Australias new unofficial anthem for the night sky, from Nyul Nyul coun...try on the Dampier Peninsula. Albert Wiggan is the 2019 Conservationist of the year and his music echoes his connection to country and culture. #BackRoads
08.01.2022 Thanks Art Almanac for the great review of Dr Shelley Craddocks book "Through the Artists Eyes: The Lester Prize - the Black Swan Years". You can check out t...he book review here: http://ow.ly/e6Kl50AK8kZ Its the perfect gift for you or the artist in your life! RRP $90 + P&H https://www.lesterprize.com/index.php/shop/ #shelleycraddock Tina Wilson
07.01.2022 Cant wait for the new museum!
07.01.2022 IMPOSSIBLE TRIANGLE Brian McKay and Ahmad Abas 1997 In 1997, WA artists were invited to submit designs for a major public art commission as part of the East... Perth redevelopment. The chosen concept, came from iconic West Australian artist Brian McKay and architect Ahmad Abas Titled the Impossible Triangle, the concept was wholeheartedly endorsed by the committee with one amendment - in order to create a bold and highly visible landmark, the size of the sculpture was increased from the original design concept height of 9 metres to a final height of 13.5 metres. A sculpture in the real world of one of the most famous impossible objects, a Penrose Triangle, the Impossible Triangle is an optical illusion which becomes a fully proportioned triangle when viewed from only one point dead on. The design striations are effective on the polished aluminium surface as they reflect both sunlight and artificial lighting which dramatically changes the impact of the artwork from sunrise to sunset. Brian McKay was born in Meckering WA, in 1926 passing away in Perth in 2014. Representing Australia in the Childrens Art Exhibition at New Yorks World Fair in 1939, Brians work spans six decades and is featured in numerous local, national and international exhibitions and collections. Following a long stint in Greece and UK, McKay returned to Perth in 1975, joining the Praxis group and in 1981 he became part of the legendary Media Space Group. Dedicated to improving the state of the arts in WA he played a major role in the formation of the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art. He was Chair of the PICA - Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts Trust from 1985 1988. In 1982 The Art Gallery of Western Australia held a major survey of his work. Among his many accolades, Brian was awarded the prestigious AusCo Emeritus Fellowship in 1990 and the Order of Australia in 1991, for services to contemporary art and education. Ahmad Abas is an award winning Perth architect who has had a strong local involvement in the arts, since 1990. In addition to working on major commercial architectural projects both locally and overseas, Ahmad has worked prolifically in design and construction on numerous plays, sculptures, exhibitions and events, often working in collaboration with other leading local artists. IMAGE CREDIT : Frances Andrijich Photographer City of Perth #perthpublicart #perthpublicartfoundation
06.01.2022 Some of the most impressive sculptures from around the world.
06.01.2022 To celebrate National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Childrens Day, Hunter Page-Lochard looks back on Kiyas first year on Play School. #NATSIChildrensDay2020
05.01.2022 Another stolen statue from the skywalk. This is why we can’t have nice things. Grrr
04.01.2022 Comedian Luke McGregor has given the Governments latest COVID support package a kick in the...Arts
04.01.2022 Incredible precision of 1,700-yr-old painting technique Credit: www.flushingtownhall.org
03.01.2022 Incredible incredible work
02.01.2022 Recent digging in the West End for the Pipes for Fremantle project has uncovered some of the original jarrah block road surface dating back to the late 1890s! T...he blocks were inspected and recorded by the projects archaeologists and then covered back up, with the new pipes rerouted to prevent any damage. Up until WW1, Jarrah was WAs biggest export with the blocks used to pave the streets of cities such as London and Berlin. For more info about Water Corporations Pipes for Fremantle project visit https://bit.ly/3hiLLlU.
