Cass Lynch is absorbed into strata layers of land, family and body in ‘Nih! Yeyi Yorga Waangkiny | Listen! Women Talking Now’.
Tag Archives: Fremantle Arts Centre
Creating artistic asylum at Fremantle Arts Centre
16 March 2022
Less than a year into his tenure at Fremantle Arts Centre, curator Glenn Iseger-Pilkington has made a splash with his first exhibition, “Undertow”, but that’s the tip of the iceberg in terms of the centre’s plans, discovers Rania Ghandour.
Ocean casts its spell
15 February 2022
Moments of personal connection and culture are showcased through experiences of the ocean and life at its shore, as Miranda Johnson writes.
Big fish on the edge of the world
14 February 2022
It was a glorious night for a Freo homecoming for local boys making very good, Pond, and their fans of all ages, including David Zampatti
Interactive exhibition a blast for kids
13 December 2021
Seesaw’s junior reviewers Chloe and Jackson Davis marvel at the joys of colour in this new exhibition from the Fremantle Arts Centre.
Summer 2022 gig guide for kids
9 December 2021
Looking for family fun this summer? Read on for Seesaw’s curated list of Christmas and festival shows to find something that will suit your crew.
Cornucopia of craft surprises and delights
5 October 2021
Ambitious and diverse, Fremantle Arts Centre’s instalment of ‘IOTA21: Curiosity and Rituals of the Everyday’ is a seamless continuation of the celebration of contemporary craft that began at John Curtin Gallery, discovers Craig McKeough.
Spring gig guide for kids
16 September 2021
Spring in Perth offers the very best range of arts events for children. Check out our gig guide for your next fabulous family experience.
Journeys into the stormy heart
11 August 2021
This year’s stormy weather makes a perfect backdrop for an exhibition that pits the breadth of human existence against fragile landscapes, writes Miranda Johnson.
A triumph of scope
15 April 2021
Fremantle Arts Centre’s annual ‘Revealed’ exhibition of works by new and emerging WA Aboriginal artists is an exciting and engaging collection, writes Belinda Hermawan.