Event Title: Cart Building Workshop
Participating Artists: NogginSpot, Carollyn Rhodes-Thompson, David Barr.
Venue: Wild Twig Studios, 10 Captains Lane, Bathers Beach Art Precinct,
Fremantle.
Description: Makers and Creators....
Pallet lovers and upcyclers...
Inventors and collaborators...
Kids and Families looking for something to do in the school holidays...
SAT 3 OCT 1-4pm
Wild Twig Studios
10 Captains Lane, Fremantle
Book yourself in for the best fun workshop !!!
Learn to BUILD a Crazy Cart on wheels...
Do something amazing, and build your own Crazy Cart, Tiny Shop or Studio,
little Art Gallery, a magnificent mobile Sculpture, or a Cubby on wheels...
Stand out from the crowd...
Sign up now and have the opportunity to be in the Fremantle Festival.
Join the bandwagon...
Cartwheels Art Cart Project...
We have Artists, Photographers, Sculptors, Herbalists, Naturopaths,
Coffee-makers, icy pole makers, Bike builders, environmental scientists,
community workshop facilitators, adventurous kids... and a tiny library...
Contact Rach: nogginspot@mail.com
or wildtwigstudios@gmail.com
or ReBike
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cartwheels/966079990102781
Instagram: https://instagram.com/cartwheelsartcarts/
Pinterest: (https://www.pinterest.com/pickyabrainscra/cartwheels/).
Dates: 3 Oct 2015 to 3 Oct 2015.
Opening Times: 1-4pm.
For more information, contact: nogginspot@mail.com.
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
Thursday, 24 September 2015
140 @ Central Park Building Foyer
Event Title: 2015 As We Are Art Award & Exhibition.
Participating Artists: 140.
Venue: Central Park Building Foyer, 152 - 158 St Georges Terrace, Perth.
Description: 2015 marks the 13th annual As We Are Art Award showcasing the
artwork of Western Australian artists who have an intellectual disability.
142 entries from Western Australian artists who have an intellectual
disability have been received in this year's 13th annual As We Are Art Award
& Exhibition; including artworks from award-wining artists David Guhl,
Katrina Barber, Tim Maley and Greg Barr. Visitors can expect to be immersed
into an exhibition of unique vision and to experience a range of inspiring
artworks including paintings, drawings, photography, prints, textiles,
jewellery and sculpture.
Dates: 5 October 2015 to 16 October 2015.
Opening Times: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-3pm.
For more information, contact: Susie Waller.
Participating Artists: 140.
Venue: Central Park Building Foyer, 152 - 158 St Georges Terrace, Perth.
Description: 2015 marks the 13th annual As We Are Art Award showcasing the
artwork of Western Australian artists who have an intellectual disability.
142 entries from Western Australian artists who have an intellectual
disability have been received in this year's 13th annual As We Are Art Award
& Exhibition; including artworks from award-wining artists David Guhl,
Katrina Barber, Tim Maley and Greg Barr. Visitors can expect to be immersed
into an exhibition of unique vision and to experience a range of inspiring
artworks including paintings, drawings, photography, prints, textiles,
jewellery and sculpture.
Dates: 5 October 2015 to 16 October 2015.
Opening Times: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-3pm.
For more information, contact: Susie Waller.
Friday, 18 September 2015
Mel Dare, George Haynes, Nigel Hewitt, Ben Joel, Bec Juniper, David Ledger, Lesley Munro, Felicity Sivewright, Anna Sabadini @ Mundaring Arts Centre
Event Title: Painting As An Artform - After
Participating Artists: Mel Dare, George Haynes, Nigel Hewitt, Ben Joel, Bec
Juniper, David Ledger, Lesley Munro, Felicity Sivewright, Anna Sabadini.
Venue: Mundaring Arts Centre, 7190 Great Eastern Highway (corner Nichol St)
Mundaring.
Description: "Why paint in this day and age of all possible virtual
realities?" curator Anna Sabadini explains that relevant art necessarily
needs to respond to its times, but in times where everything is of the now,
there is an argument for the value of the past as a touchstone for quality,
depth, richness and integrity. Dividing the brief into three parts, Anna
has invited painters recognized for their exploration of media and
materiality, to develop ideas across 4 atelier-type review sessions. This
first part, After, interprets the work of a past artist, in the tradition of
after.
Dates: 03 October 2015 to 08 November 2015.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10am-5:00pm; Sat-Sun 11:00am-3:00pm, closed Mon and
P/holidays.
For more information, contact: 9295 3991.
Participating Artists: Mel Dare, George Haynes, Nigel Hewitt, Ben Joel, Bec
Juniper, David Ledger, Lesley Munro, Felicity Sivewright, Anna Sabadini.
Venue: Mundaring Arts Centre, 7190 Great Eastern Highway (corner Nichol St)
Mundaring.
Description: "Why paint in this day and age of all possible virtual
realities?" curator Anna Sabadini explains that relevant art necessarily
needs to respond to its times, but in times where everything is of the now,
there is an argument for the value of the past as a touchstone for quality,
depth, richness and integrity. Dividing the brief into three parts, Anna
has invited painters recognized for their exploration of media and
materiality, to develop ideas across 4 atelier-type review sessions. This
first part, After, interprets the work of a past artist, in the tradition of
after.
Dates: 03 October 2015 to 08 November 2015.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10am-5:00pm; Sat-Sun 11:00am-3:00pm, closed Mon and
P/holidays.
For more information, contact: 9295 3991.
Gayle Mason @ Mundaring Arts Centre, Gallery 2
Event Title: Making A Mark
Participating Artists: Gayle Mason
Venue: Mundaring Arts Centre, Gallery 2, 7190 Great Eastern Highway (corner
Nichol St) Mundaring
Description: Working in residence, Gayle Mason will create a 10 metre long
Emaki drawing using natural mark making techniques. Inspired by Japanese
artist Mayako Nakamura, Mason uses a thick paper of almost hand-made quality
for Emaki and creates her marks from charcoal, pastel, graphite, acrylic and
ink. (Emaki is traditionally Japanese narrative forming a horizontal
picture scroll created and used predominantly from the 11th to 16th
Century). Mason will be in residence Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from
11:00am-3:00pm until 8 November.
Dates: 03 October 2015 to 08 November 2015
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10:00am-5:00pm; Sat-Sun 11:00am-3:00pm, closed Mon
and P/holidays
For more information, contact: 9295 3991
Participating Artists: Gayle Mason
Venue: Mundaring Arts Centre, Gallery 2, 7190 Great Eastern Highway (corner
Nichol St) Mundaring
Description: Working in residence, Gayle Mason will create a 10 metre long
Emaki drawing using natural mark making techniques. Inspired by Japanese
artist Mayako Nakamura, Mason uses a thick paper of almost hand-made quality
for Emaki and creates her marks from charcoal, pastel, graphite, acrylic and
ink. (Emaki is traditionally Japanese narrative forming a horizontal
picture scroll created and used predominantly from the 11th to 16th
Century). Mason will be in residence Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from
11:00am-3:00pm until 8 November.
Dates: 03 October 2015 to 08 November 2015
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10:00am-5:00pm; Sat-Sun 11:00am-3:00pm, closed Mon
and P/holidays
For more information, contact: 9295 3991
Anna Sabadini, Felicity Sivewright, David Ledger, Ben Joel, Bec Juniper, Lesley Munro, Mel Dare @ Mundaring Arts Centre
Event Title: Painting As An Artform - Meet the Makers.
Participating Artists: Anna Sabadini, Felicity Sivewright, David Ledger, Ben
Joel, Bec Juniper, Lesley Munro, Mel Dare.
Venue: Mundaring Arts Centre, 7190 Great Eastern Highway (corner Nichol St)
Mundaring.
Description: On Sunday 8 November, 1:00 - 2:30 pm, curator Anna Sabadini
will lead a discussion on the question, 'Why paint in this day and age of
all possible virtual realities?' and the journey from curatorial concept to
the presentation of Painting As An Artform exhibition. Share their insights
into the tradition of painting, their inspiration, techniques and the
discoveries made through the collaborative series of 'atelier-like'
workshops to create work for the show (bookings essential).
Dates: 08 November 2015 to 08 November 2015.
Opening Times: 1:00-2:30pm.
For more information, contact: 9295 3991.
Participating Artists: Anna Sabadini, Felicity Sivewright, David Ledger, Ben
Joel, Bec Juniper, Lesley Munro, Mel Dare.
Venue: Mundaring Arts Centre, 7190 Great Eastern Highway (corner Nichol St)
Mundaring.
Description: On Sunday 8 November, 1:00 - 2:30 pm, curator Anna Sabadini
will lead a discussion on the question, 'Why paint in this day and age of
all possible virtual realities?' and the journey from curatorial concept to
the presentation of Painting As An Artform exhibition. Share their insights
into the tradition of painting, their inspiration, techniques and the
discoveries made through the collaborative series of 'atelier-like'
workshops to create work for the show (bookings essential).
Dates: 08 November 2015 to 08 November 2015.
Opening Times: 1:00-2:30pm.
For more information, contact: 9295 3991.
Saturday, 5 September 2015
Aboriginal children of the Stolen Generations at the Carrolup Native Settlement's School between 1946 and 1950. @ Katanning Art Gallery
Event Title: Koolark Korl Kadjan (Spiritual Return Home) - An Exhibition of
Carrolup Artworks.
Participating Artists: Aboriginal children of the Stolen Generations at the
Carrolup Native Settlement's School between 1946 and 1950.
Venue: Katanning Art Gallery, 16-24 Austral Terrace, Katanning WA.
Description: The John Curtin Gallery presents the latest exhibition of the
historic collection of Carrolup artworks. The exhibition of work by
Aboriginal children of the stolen generation, will also feature a short
documentary of oral histories and aims to bring communities together to
share their stories and reflect on the events that have occurred throughout
Carrolup's history. Through the exhibition, we can begin to understand the
sadness of the past and be inspired to work together to achieve healing and
enduring reconciliation.
Curtin AHEAD program will be running free activities for individuals and
community groups from 21 - 25 September.
Dates: 19 September 2015 to 10 October 2015.
Opening Times: Mon & Fri 10:00am-5:00pm, Tues & Thurs 10:00am-6:00pm, Wed
1:00pm-5:00pm, Sat 10:000am-1:00pm.
For more information, contact: gallery@curtin.edu.au or visit
http://johncurtingallery.curtin.edu.au/carrolup/.
Carrolup Artworks.
Participating Artists: Aboriginal children of the Stolen Generations at the
Carrolup Native Settlement's School between 1946 and 1950.
Venue: Katanning Art Gallery, 16-24 Austral Terrace, Katanning WA.
Description: The John Curtin Gallery presents the latest exhibition of the
historic collection of Carrolup artworks. The exhibition of work by
Aboriginal children of the stolen generation, will also feature a short
documentary of oral histories and aims to bring communities together to
share their stories and reflect on the events that have occurred throughout
Carrolup's history. Through the exhibition, we can begin to understand the
sadness of the past and be inspired to work together to achieve healing and
enduring reconciliation.
Curtin AHEAD program will be running free activities for individuals and
community groups from 21 - 25 September.
Dates: 19 September 2015 to 10 October 2015.
Opening Times: Mon & Fri 10:00am-5:00pm, Tues & Thurs 10:00am-6:00pm, Wed
1:00pm-5:00pm, Sat 10:000am-1:00pm.
For more information, contact: gallery@curtin.edu.au or visit
http://johncurtingallery.curtin.edu.au/carrolup/.
Amok Island @ Outré Gallery Perth
Event Title: "Endemism", an exhibition of new work by Amok Island.
Participating Artists: Amok Island.
Venue: Outré Gallery Perth, 260 William Street, Northbridge.
Description: Outré Gallery is proud to announce "Endemism", an exhibition of
new work by Amok Island opening later this month in Perth.
Amok Island is a multi-disciplinary artist from The Netherlands, based in
North Fremantle, Western Australia. His practice spans painting, murals and
sculptural work. He has exhibited his work in The Netherlands, Japan and
Australia and painted murals in over 15 countries. He was listed in 2015 as
one of the top 10 Dutch urban artists by WideWalls.
Since 2013 Amok Island started various ongoing sculptural projects using
stainless steel and concrete, submerging concrete letter sculptures in
various marine environments around Western Australia, documenting the
process of nature taking over.
His first solo show since 2014, "Endemism" explores the artist's fascination
with unique species from environments around the world.
More about the artist: www.amokisland.com More about the gallery:
www.outre-gallery.com.au .
Dates: 25 September 2015 to 9 October 2015.
Opening Times: Opening night: 25 September 2015 - 6:00pm.
For more information, contact: perth@outregallery.com.
Participating Artists: Amok Island.
Venue: Outré Gallery Perth, 260 William Street, Northbridge.
Description: Outré Gallery is proud to announce "Endemism", an exhibition of
new work by Amok Island opening later this month in Perth.
Amok Island is a multi-disciplinary artist from The Netherlands, based in
North Fremantle, Western Australia. His practice spans painting, murals and
sculptural work. He has exhibited his work in The Netherlands, Japan and
Australia and painted murals in over 15 countries. He was listed in 2015 as
one of the top 10 Dutch urban artists by WideWalls.
Since 2013 Amok Island started various ongoing sculptural projects using
stainless steel and concrete, submerging concrete letter sculptures in
various marine environments around Western Australia, documenting the
process of nature taking over.
His first solo show since 2014, "Endemism" explores the artist's fascination
with unique species from environments around the world.
More about the artist: www.amokisland.com More about the gallery:
www.outre-gallery.com.au .
Dates: 25 September 2015 to 9 October 2015.
Opening Times: Opening night: 25 September 2015 - 6:00pm.
For more information, contact: perth@outregallery.com.
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
Now accepting proposals for our Exhibition and Artist in Residence programs @ Paper Mountain
Event Title: Paper Mountain 2015/16 Creative Proposal Call Out.
Venue: Paper Mountain, Upstairs, 267 William Street, Northbridge.
Description: Paper Mountain is now accepting proposals for our Exhibition
and Artist in Residence programs.
EXHIBITIONS
We will be programming for exhibitions taking place in January to June 2016.
Selection is based on the strength of the application, suitability of the
project for the space and the resolution of the ideas underpinning the
artist's practice.
The program is open to practicing artists and curators of any medium.
RESIDENCIES
We will be programming for residencies taking place September 2015 to June
2016
Paper Mountain's Artist in Residence program invites an artist to take on a
studio space at Paper Mountain for a three-month period, in order to spend a
concentrated period of time on research or developing new work.
Please ensure that you read the proposal guidelines prior to submitting your
application.
Proposals are due midnight Sunday 6 September 2015.
For more information please download the application pack here:
http://bit.ly/1gDQnU2
Submit your proposal for exhibitions or residency online here:
http://papermountain.org.au/proposals
Dates: 14 August 2015 to 6 September 2015.
For more information, contact: info@papermountain.org.au.
Venue: Paper Mountain, Upstairs, 267 William Street, Northbridge.
Description: Paper Mountain is now accepting proposals for our Exhibition
and Artist in Residence programs.
EXHIBITIONS
We will be programming for exhibitions taking place in January to June 2016.
Selection is based on the strength of the application, suitability of the
project for the space and the resolution of the ideas underpinning the
artist's practice.
The program is open to practicing artists and curators of any medium.
RESIDENCIES
We will be programming for residencies taking place September 2015 to June
2016
Paper Mountain's Artist in Residence program invites an artist to take on a
studio space at Paper Mountain for a three-month period, in order to spend a
concentrated period of time on research or developing new work.
Please ensure that you read the proposal guidelines prior to submitting your
application.
Proposals are due midnight Sunday 6 September 2015.
For more information please download the application pack here:
http://bit.ly/1gDQnU2
Submit your proposal for exhibitions or residency online here:
http://papermountain.org.au/proposals
Dates: 14 August 2015 to 6 September 2015.
For more information, contact: info@papermountain.org.au.
Wade Taylor @ Paper Mountain
Event Title: Eshay
Participating Artists: Wade Taylor.
Venue: Paper Mountain, Upstairs, 267 William Street, Northbridge.
Description: In contemporary Australia, certain rituals and ceremonies mark
and define a prescribed masculinity. Finding a place in the social order,
developing a social identity and distinct ego are the key drivers in what
constitutes a sense of 'normalized' Australian masculinity.
Wade Taylor's work examines a notion of hegemonic masculinity at the social
and collective level. The dominant model is often associated with toughness,
competitiveness, aggression and the celebration of idols. Whilst
acknowledging the varied cultural and sexual experiences that differentiate
masculinity in Australia, Eshay focuses on a common and pervasive
ordinariness.
Eshay explores how projections of masculinity through social media sit in a
jarring relation to their suburban setting. The works in this exhibition
take the form of large paintings in oil, small-scale collage and ceramic
objects.
Opening night Friday 11 September 6-8pm
Artist talks at 5:30pm.
Dates: 11 September 2015 to 27 September 2015.
Opening Times: Everyday 9:30am - 5:00pm.
For more information, contact: info@papermountain.org.au.
Participating Artists: Wade Taylor.
Venue: Paper Mountain, Upstairs, 267 William Street, Northbridge.
Description: In contemporary Australia, certain rituals and ceremonies mark
and define a prescribed masculinity. Finding a place in the social order,
developing a social identity and distinct ego are the key drivers in what
constitutes a sense of 'normalized' Australian masculinity.
Wade Taylor's work examines a notion of hegemonic masculinity at the social
and collective level. The dominant model is often associated with toughness,
competitiveness, aggression and the celebration of idols. Whilst
acknowledging the varied cultural and sexual experiences that differentiate
masculinity in Australia, Eshay focuses on a common and pervasive
ordinariness.
Eshay explores how projections of masculinity through social media sit in a
jarring relation to their suburban setting. The works in this exhibition
take the form of large paintings in oil, small-scale collage and ceramic
objects.
Opening night Friday 11 September 6-8pm
Artist talks at 5:30pm.
Dates: 11 September 2015 to 27 September 2015.
Opening Times: Everyday 9:30am - 5:00pm.
For more information, contact: info@papermountain.org.au.
Various Artists @ Spectrum Project Space
Event Title: Young Originals 2015.
Participating Artists: Various Artists
Venue: Spectrum Project Space, Building 3.191, 2 Bradford Street, Mount
Lawley, Western Australia
Description: The Young Originals exhibition in an annual showcase of
aspiring young artists and designers from Years 7 - 12 enrolled in Western
Australian public schools.
Young Originals is an exciting event in the calendar of public schools and
promotes excellence in the visual arts across a range of artistic mediums
including computer generated works, graphic design, photography,
printmaking, painting, sculpture, video art and textiles.
Young Originals 2015 is presented by the Western Australian Secondary School
Executives Association in partnership with Edith Cowan University, School of
Communication and Arts. The exhibition is managed on behalf of the partners
Statewide Services, Department of Education.
Dates: 3 September 2015 to 16 September 2015.
Opening Times: Tues - Fri, 10-5pm; Sat 12-5pm.
For more information, contact: spectrum@ecu.edu.au.
Participating Artists: Various Artists
Venue: Spectrum Project Space, Building 3.191, 2 Bradford Street, Mount
Lawley, Western Australia
Description: The Young Originals exhibition in an annual showcase of
aspiring young artists and designers from Years 7 - 12 enrolled in Western
Australian public schools.
Young Originals is an exciting event in the calendar of public schools and
promotes excellence in the visual arts across a range of artistic mediums
including computer generated works, graphic design, photography,
printmaking, painting, sculpture, video art and textiles.
Young Originals 2015 is presented by the Western Australian Secondary School
Executives Association in partnership with Edith Cowan University, School of
Communication and Arts. The exhibition is managed on behalf of the partners
Statewide Services, Department of Education.
Dates: 3 September 2015 to 16 September 2015.
Opening Times: Tues - Fri, 10-5pm; Sat 12-5pm.
For more information, contact: spectrum@ecu.edu.au.
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