Venue: King Street Art Centre,
357-359 Murray St, Perth, Australia 6000.
Description: Require funding for a community arts project?
Thursday, August 11 | 10-2pm | FREE
Ease the chaos that is application writing, by joining CAN's Funding Manager
Jill Brown, to discuss your project ideas, what the selection panel will be
looking for and how to write your application to apply for up to $15K in
project funding through our Catalyst grants.
Divided into two parts:
Information Session: 10-12.00pm
Learn how to apply for Catalyst funding, hear about previously funded
projects and obtain insight from one of CAN's project coordinators.
Application Workshop: 12.30-2pm
Workshop and discuss your project application ideas with CAN Funding Manager
Jill Brown.
Booking is essential: admin@canwa.com.au
For more info: http://bit.ly/29BTVsw
CAN manages Catalyst on behalf of the State of Western Australia through the
Department of Culture and the Arts WA.
Dates: 11th August 2016 to 11th August 2016.
Opening Times: 10.00 am - 2.00 pm.
For more information, contact: 9226 2422.
Thursday, 21 July 2016
Catalyst Artist Forum @ State Theater Center of Western Australia
Venue: State Theater Center of Western Australia ,
174-176 William Street, Perth, Australia 6000.
Description: Calling all community artists and cultural workers! We have got
what you need!
Thursday, August 18 | 5.30-7pm | FREE
Applications are now open for the Catalyst Research and Professional
Development grant. Successful applicants can receive up to $10K for
professional development.
Join artists Poppy Van Oorde-Grainger and Candice Lorrae as they discuss
their experiences working with communities and how they used the funds to
advance their practice as successful applicants in 2015.
Booking is essential: admin@canwa.com.au or 9226 2422
Where: Rehearsal Room 2, State Theatre Centre, 174-176 William St,
Northbridge
The bar at the State Theatre will be open and for those interested, Othello
starts at 7.30pm.
For more information about Catalyst funding and applications:
http://bit.ly/29MR1O1
Applications due: September 30
Artists:
Poppy van Oorde-Grainger is an Australian filmmaker and artist specialising
in community collaborations. She has created work for Nickelodeon, Perth
International Arts Festival, London International Festival of Theatre,
Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art Chengdu in
China and Macrobert in Scotland. Poppy won the Fremantle Print Award in 2002
and the Australia Council Kirk Robson Award for Young Leaders in Community
Cultural Development in 2010.
Candice Lorrae is an award winning artist who has performed around Australia
and overseas, most recently with The Merindas. Candice has coordinated
numerous community festivals, events and workshops. Candice also works with
Abmusic College, runs workshops at schools and is currently the director of
the Wanjoo Birak Cultural Festival..
Dates: 18th August 2016 to 18th August 2016.
Opening Times: 5.30 - 7.00 pm.
For more information, contact: 9226 2422.
174-176 William Street, Perth, Australia 6000.
Description: Calling all community artists and cultural workers! We have got
what you need!
Thursday, August 18 | 5.30-7pm | FREE
Applications are now open for the Catalyst Research and Professional
Development grant. Successful applicants can receive up to $10K for
professional development.
Join artists Poppy Van Oorde-Grainger and Candice Lorrae as they discuss
their experiences working with communities and how they used the funds to
advance their practice as successful applicants in 2015.
Booking is essential: admin@canwa.com.au or 9226 2422
Where: Rehearsal Room 2, State Theatre Centre, 174-176 William St,
Northbridge
The bar at the State Theatre will be open and for those interested, Othello
starts at 7.30pm.
For more information about Catalyst funding and applications:
http://bit.ly/29MR1O1
Applications due: September 30
Artists:
Poppy van Oorde-Grainger is an Australian filmmaker and artist specialising
in community collaborations. She has created work for Nickelodeon, Perth
International Arts Festival, London International Festival of Theatre,
Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art Chengdu in
China and Macrobert in Scotland. Poppy won the Fremantle Print Award in 2002
and the Australia Council Kirk Robson Award for Young Leaders in Community
Cultural Development in 2010.
Candice Lorrae is an award winning artist who has performed around Australia
and overseas, most recently with The Merindas. Candice has coordinated
numerous community festivals, events and workshops. Candice also works with
Abmusic College, runs workshops at schools and is currently the director of
the Wanjoo Birak Cultural Festival..
Dates: 18th August 2016 to 18th August 2016.
Opening Times: 5.30 - 7.00 pm.
For more information, contact: 9226 2422.
Tuesday, 12 July 2016
Young people aged 12 - 25 @ John Leckie Pavilion, Nedlands
Event Title: Emerge Youth Art Awards.
Participating Artists: Young people aged 12 - 25 .
Venue: John Leckie Pavilion, Nedlands,
Cnr Melvista Ave and Stone Rd Nedlands.
Description: Entries for Emerge 2016 close on 31 July.
The theme for this year is 'Unseen'
Young artists aged 12 - 25 years are invited to enter two dimensional
artworks such as print, photography, painting and drawing based on this
year's theme. A prize pool of $2,000 will be awarded in the following
categories:
Award categories
Resident's Award First Prize
$500
Resident's Award
Commendation
$250
Open Award First Prize
$500
Open Award Commendation
$250
People's Choice Award First Prize
$500
The event will be held on August 20 at John Leckie Pavilion. The free
exhibition is open to the public and will showcase the artworks of local
young people. There will also be live music, food and giveaways. Voting for
the People's Choice Award will take place at the exhibition, with an awards
ceremony for all categories.
Key dates
Sunday 31 July: Entries Close
Monday 15 August, 2pm to 6pm: Artwork must be delivered to John Leckie
Pavilion, College Park, cnr Melvista Ave and Stone Rd, Nedlands
Saturday 20 August, 2pm to 6pm: Exhibition at John Leckie Pavilion
Monday 22 August, 2pm to 6pm: Collection of artwork from John Leckie
Pavilion
How to enter: Fill out the entry form and email to:
mdias@nedlands.wa.gov.au
Once you have submitted your entry, you will receive a confirmation email
within 48 hours. If you do not receive this, please email
mdias@nedlands.wa.gov.au.
Dates: 20 June 2016 to 31 July 2016.
For more information, contact: Mel Dias.
Participating Artists: Young people aged 12 - 25 .
Venue: John Leckie Pavilion, Nedlands,
Cnr Melvista Ave and Stone Rd Nedlands.
Description: Entries for Emerge 2016 close on 31 July.
The theme for this year is 'Unseen'
Young artists aged 12 - 25 years are invited to enter two dimensional
artworks such as print, photography, painting and drawing based on this
year's theme. A prize pool of $2,000 will be awarded in the following
categories:
Award categories
Resident's Award First Prize
$500
Resident's Award
Commendation
$250
Open Award First Prize
$500
Open Award Commendation
$250
People's Choice Award First Prize
$500
The event will be held on August 20 at John Leckie Pavilion. The free
exhibition is open to the public and will showcase the artworks of local
young people. There will also be live music, food and giveaways. Voting for
the People's Choice Award will take place at the exhibition, with an awards
ceremony for all categories.
Key dates
Sunday 31 July: Entries Close
Monday 15 August, 2pm to 6pm: Artwork must be delivered to John Leckie
Pavilion, College Park, cnr Melvista Ave and Stone Rd, Nedlands
Saturday 20 August, 2pm to 6pm: Exhibition at John Leckie Pavilion
Monday 22 August, 2pm to 6pm: Collection of artwork from John Leckie
Pavilion
How to enter: Fill out the entry form and email to:
mdias@nedlands.wa.gov.au
Once you have submitted your entry, you will receive a confirmation email
within 48 hours. If you do not receive this, please email
mdias@nedlands.wa.gov.au.
Dates: 20 June 2016 to 31 July 2016.
For more information, contact: Mel Dias.
Monday, 4 July 2016
Judy Rogers @ Collie Art Gallery
Event Title: Judy Rogers Out of the Suitcase Exhibition.
Participating Artists: Judy Rogers.
Venue: Collie Art Gallery,
134 Throssell Street Collie.
Description: Rogers is bringing her exhibition home after first showing it in Budapest, Hungary during January 2016. She has condensed her Western Australian existence to the size of a suitcase, carrying pictorial representations of her family life, happiness, fears and some images of her surroundings in Perth. Personal story or mundane moments of the artist's life are granted status and brought forth for the viewer's reconsideration? It is up to the Western Australian audience to decide.
First showing in Collie Art Gallery in the winter of 2016, and then during February 2017 in Mandurah Performing Art Centre. Floor and wall installations of mixed media works on wood panel. Rogers is excited to be sharing her secrets in two workshops being held during the exhibition. Participants will get up close and personal with a mirror to learn the principles and techniques of life-like portraiture in two three-hour workshops, one aimed at beginners and one for more advanced artists.
Basic workshop: 2-5pm, Saturday 23 July
Advanced workshop: 2-5pm, Saturday September 3.
Dates: 22 July 2016 to 03 September 2016.
Opening Times: Thursday – Monday 10am – 4pm.
For more information, contact: http://www.collieartgallery.org.au/portfolio/judy-rogers/.
Wade Taylor @ Spectrum Project Space
Event Title: Fertile, Free
Venue: Spectrum Project Space,
Building 3.191, 2 Bradford Street, Perth, Australia 6050.
Description: In Fertile, Free, Wade Taylor explores the potential and
charged nature of the Vacant and highlights the tension between the
stillness and the promise of empty landscapes and abandoned spaces.
Taylor's work suggests the void of human presence and the energy that
lingers in these familiar and pedestrian scenes...it's parks, underpasses,
toilet blocks and car parks.
Wade Taylor is an emerging artist from Perth, Western Australia. He
completed a Bachelor in Fine Arts at the University of Western Australia in
2012 with a focus on painting, film, and multi-media installation. While
working primarily with paint, his practice often extends to include
investigations in collage and ceramics. Taylor has had successful solo
exhibitions at Free Range and Paper Mountain.
OPENING CELEBRATION
Thursday, 21 July 2016, 6.00 - 8.00pm
ARTIST TALK
Thursday, 21 July 5.00 - 6.00pm (before opening celebration) with Carla
Adams)
'Fertile, Free' will be exhibited in the front Gallery of Spectrum Project
Space, alongside Carla Adams' 'By The Light Of The Screen' in the back
Gallery.
Dates: 21 July 2016 to 5 August 2016.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10-5pm; Sat 12-5pm.
For more information, contact: spectrum@ecu.edu.au.
Venue: Spectrum Project Space,
Building 3.191, 2 Bradford Street, Perth, Australia 6050.
Description: In Fertile, Free, Wade Taylor explores the potential and
charged nature of the Vacant and highlights the tension between the
stillness and the promise of empty landscapes and abandoned spaces.
Taylor's work suggests the void of human presence and the energy that
lingers in these familiar and pedestrian scenes...it's parks, underpasses,
toilet blocks and car parks.
Wade Taylor is an emerging artist from Perth, Western Australia. He
completed a Bachelor in Fine Arts at the University of Western Australia in
2012 with a focus on painting, film, and multi-media installation. While
working primarily with paint, his practice often extends to include
investigations in collage and ceramics. Taylor has had successful solo
exhibitions at Free Range and Paper Mountain.
OPENING CELEBRATION
Thursday, 21 July 2016, 6.00 - 8.00pm
ARTIST TALK
Thursday, 21 July 5.00 - 6.00pm (before opening celebration) with Carla
Adams)
'Fertile, Free' will be exhibited in the front Gallery of Spectrum Project
Space, alongside Carla Adams' 'By The Light Of The Screen' in the back
Gallery.
Dates: 21 July 2016 to 5 August 2016.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10-5pm; Sat 12-5pm.
For more information, contact: spectrum@ecu.edu.au.
By The Light Of The Screen @ Spectrum Project Space
Participating Artists: Carla Adams
Venue: Spectrum Project Space,
Building 3.191, 2 Bradford Street, Perth, Australia 6050.
Description: Carla Adams presents a new body of work that investigates the
adult cinema as a location for desire and fulfillment. Adams continues to
explore situations that teeter between private and public and how women
might navigate spaces that are predominantly inhabited by men.
Carla Adams is an early career West Australian artist working with paint and
textiles. After graduating with an advanced diploma in contemporary art
from Central TAFE in 2012, Adams went on to receive first class honours from
Curtin University in 2014. Adams has exhibited at Free Range Gallery, Paper
Mountain, MOANA, ARTBAR at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney and Bus
Projects in Melbourne. Her work was selected for the 2013 Hatched national
graduate exhibition at PICA. Adams is a sessional academic at Curtin
University and committee member at Free Range ARI.
OPENING CELEBRATION
Thursday, 21 July 2016, 6.00 - 8.00pm
ARTIST TALK
Thursday, 21 July 5.00 - 6.00pm (before opening celebration) with Wade
Taylor)
'By The Light Of The Screen' will be exhibited in the Back Gallery of
Spectrum Project Space, alongside Wade Taylor's 'Fertile, Free' in the Front
Gallery.
Dates: 21 July 2016 to 5 August 2016.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10-5pm; Sat 12-5pm
For more information, contact: spectrum@ecu.edu.au
Venue: Spectrum Project Space,
Building 3.191, 2 Bradford Street, Perth, Australia 6050.
Description: Carla Adams presents a new body of work that investigates the
adult cinema as a location for desire and fulfillment. Adams continues to
explore situations that teeter between private and public and how women
might navigate spaces that are predominantly inhabited by men.
Carla Adams is an early career West Australian artist working with paint and
textiles. After graduating with an advanced diploma in contemporary art
from Central TAFE in 2012, Adams went on to receive first class honours from
Curtin University in 2014. Adams has exhibited at Free Range Gallery, Paper
Mountain, MOANA, ARTBAR at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney and Bus
Projects in Melbourne. Her work was selected for the 2013 Hatched national
graduate exhibition at PICA. Adams is a sessional academic at Curtin
University and committee member at Free Range ARI.
OPENING CELEBRATION
Thursday, 21 July 2016, 6.00 - 8.00pm
ARTIST TALK
Thursday, 21 July 5.00 - 6.00pm (before opening celebration) with Wade
Taylor)
'By The Light Of The Screen' will be exhibited in the Back Gallery of
Spectrum Project Space, alongside Wade Taylor's 'Fertile, Free' in the Front
Gallery.
Dates: 21 July 2016 to 5 August 2016.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri 10-5pm; Sat 12-5pm
For more information, contact: spectrum@ecu.edu.au
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