REVEALED 2024! This year the annual Revealed Exhibition returns to Fremantle Arts Centre in collaboration with the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA.) The exhibition celebrates the diversity, talent and passion of contemporary Aboriginal Art practice in Western Australia. Known for championing new and emerging First Nations artists, in 2024 there are 42…

Revealed features the work of emerging aboriginal artists from many nations across the state of Western Australia, sharing stories of culture, Country, place and truth telling. Troopy Tales is an activity that focuses on the vast networks of roads across tracts of Country that connect artists living in regional and remote communities. Troopies are the…

The City of Fremantle Art Collection presents Aboveground Belowground is a selection of contemporary and historical artworks drawn from the City of Fremantle Art and Civic Collections. Providing access to various intersecting points of interpretation and knowledge, the exhibition reflects on the Dreaming origins of the Swan River (Derbarl Yerrigan) and Rottnest Island (Wadjemup) at…

presenting a series of new works by emerging artist Darryl Dempster A proud Noongar man, Darryl was born and raised in Kepa Kurl (Esperance), Western Australia and moved to Boorloo (Perth) in his earlyadulthood. Embarking on his creative exploration five years ago, Darryl uncovered his innate talent and passion for artmaking, using vibrant colours and…

Delving into the realms of Voices and Chinese contemporary art Voice in Voices, by Tami Xiang, serves as a reflection on voices silenced within the online sphere over the past five years. Utilizing red speakers as a transmitting installation, the project aims to disseminate messages to a wider audience, particularly reaching individuals experiencing a state…

Practice in Place Through the lens of each other’s practice, five artists engage in dialogue to create a series of responsive artworks, embracing the fresh perspectives on their established practice. Junko Kitamura It is profoundly clear how Junko Kitamura’s Japanese origins influence both her aesthetic and her appeal for the printmaking process itself. Many of…

Frans Bisschops is pleased to present Leisure: 25 pastel lite, chromatically charged scenes of leisure, love and longing (plus a few paintings of sharks) over four years in the making. Like a beachball that’s been left in the sun, these paintings are a sunbleached ode to leisure and the promise of paradise. A whimsical ode…

Air Bare is the creative collaboration of mother and daughter duo, Sarah and Lucy Jenkins who are excited to show you their colourful, eye-catching, unique, quizzical and quirky photographic images that enables you to see the world from an entirely different perspective. Minimalism in photography peels away the distractions and allows the eye to focus…

Presented in association with Perth Festival Polarity: Fire & Ice is an exercise in contemporary truth telling. Through the immersive film and photographic works of artists living in Australia, Canada and the Arctic, the exhibition considers the climate catastrophe – from the melting ice caps of the Arctic to devastating summer fires that have become…

Within Polarity: Fire and Ice, artists harness the power of film and documentary conventions to amplify stories on climate. Call and Response! is an invitation for you to raise your own voice and join in collective climate action. Drawing inspiration from the works on show in Polarity: Fire and Ice, this a space where you can design…