Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
27 March 2023
Bringing the vibrancy and variety of First Nations art from the remote Ngaanyatjarra Lands to Perth, Really One Story is bound to be a crowd pleaser says Zali Morgan. But she’d like to see more work that challenges our expectations of Aboriginal art.
31 August 2022
‘A Gentle Misinterpretation’ interrogates the problematic history of chinoiserie but Belinda Hermawan still feels uneasy.
1 December 2021
At once philosophical and playful, Art Collective WA’s final exhibition for 2021 delights Jaimi Wright.
10 June 2021
With a broad definition of what constitutes “print”, the Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award’s openness to boundary-pushing work is one of its greatest strengths, says Miranda Johnson.
21 October 2020
Focusing on the perspectives of queer West Australian artists, this year’s ‘HERE&NOW’ exhibition at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is both stylish and thought-provoking says Jenny Scott.
25 May 2020
In this instalment of ‘A day in the life’ we hear from visual artist Andrew Nicholls who finds much to love in his intensely productive COVID-enforced lockdown.
14 June 2019
5 – 27 July @ Cool Change Contemporary · Presented by Cool Change Contemporary · Join us for the next block of exhibitions at Cool Change …
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23 January 2019
Review: Andrew Nicholls, “Hyperkulturemia” · Art Gallery of Western Australia · Review by Miranda Johnson · The Grand Tour was an exclusive educational holiday, primarily undertaken …
23 October 2018
15 Dec 2018 – 16 April 2019 @ Art Gallery of WA · Presented by Art Gallery of WA & Andrew Nicholls · Andrew Nicholls’ WA …
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