Jaimi Wright reviews Alana Hunt’s latest exhibition, A Deceptively Simple Need, on display at Perth Institute of Contemporary Art.

Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground

23 October 2025
Jaimi Wright reviews Alana Hunt’s latest exhibition, A Deceptively Simple Need, on display at Perth Institute of Contemporary Art.

16 October 2025
This weekend Perth will play host to the second annual Perth Art Weekend, a free, all-encompassing cultural smorgasbord of what Perth arts has to offer.

7 October 2025
Clay-based exhibitions in Midland shape stories of connection aligned with the recent Wedge 2025: The Australian Ceramics Triennale, writes Stephen Bevis

6 October 2025
After 27 years of championing Western Australian contemporary art, the Invitation Art Prize has begun an exciting new chapter at Perth’s recently opened Joondalup Contemporary Art Gallery.

1 October 2025
Italian Australian glass artist Sabrina Dowling Giudici has long been a creative force in Western Australia’s Gascoyne Region, where she weaves together ecology, heritage, and storytelling through her distinctive kiln-formed glass. Leanne Casellas talks to the artist after featuring in this year’s The Venice Glass Week.

26 September 2025
Chilean artist José Bacarreza transforms the Goldfields Arts Centre into a living studio during his residency, writes Sarah-Jayne Eeles.

24 September 2025
Now in its eighteenth year, The Lester Prize for Portraiture showcases forty powerful finalist works, from Jenny Rodgerson’s winning self-portrait to bold community tributes. Review by Jaimi Wright.

17 September 2025
The Kalgoorlie-Boulder Art Prize, with a history of more than 30 years, is an annual acquisitional competition open to artists nationwide, showcasing painting, sculpture, photography, textiles and mixed media.

11 September 2025
Stepping out of the lift, you’re confronted with a vast, 3000sqm brutalist playground punctuated by scattered art installations and guarded by huge snakes of insulated ductwork. Welcome to Hatched: National Graduate Show 2025.

10 September 2025
Abdul-Rahman Abdullah in his exhibition Omens, now on display at Moore Contemporary, navigates a nuanced existentialism through which he and his audience can explore meanings in life and death, sleep and dreams, consciousness and inevitability, and the delicate spaces in-between.