The City of Wanneroo is showcasing a travelling exhibition from the National Museum of Australia developed in collaboration with Australian Geographic.

This exhibition celebrates the bush, the outback, the coast and the people who live there.

HYPERVISION Youth Art Exhibition is open Saturday 22 July to Sunday 20 August.

Hypervision is an annual youth art exhibition and competition created and run by the City of Swan Hyper Team. The Drug Aware HyperVision exhibition features Young artists aged 15 - 25 from across WA, exploring the concept of ‘Space’ through traditional and experimental media.

The City of Wanneroo Community Art Awards and Exhibition has been a highly-regarded annual event on the City's cultural calendar since 2001. Returning for yet another year with more than 180 artworks this July.

Family: can’t live with them, can’t live without them – the old adage accurately sums up the main themes of Melville Theatre’s latest play…

Peregrinations of a Citizen Botanist, an ART ON THE MOVE touring exhibition by Susie Vickery comes to Wanneroo Gallery as part of the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost…

s it art? Science? Or both. Including a range of strange, bewildering, rarely seen and, just maybe, brand new organisms, this exhibition defies categorisation. In the anniversary year of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the provocative project asks some moral as well as creative questions about how science operates today and might in the future.

Artistic explorers of a different kind are celebrated in spaced 3: north by southeast. Six Australian artists completed residencies in the Nordic heartlands of Finland, Iceland, Denmark and Sweden and five Nordic artists found their place in Western Australia’s rural and remote communities. Through sculpture, video, photography and installation, this show is an enlightening series of vignettes onto the world we know, and the world we have yet to understand.

This must-see series is a Travelling Exhibition from the National Gallery of Australia. It is a rare opportunity to view these renowned works that depict the story of the outlaw Kelly, and evidence Nolan’s characteristic expressive landscapes and vivid storytelling techniques.

Discover a passionate film-maker – admire a screen legend – celebrate a local hero.

Centenary celebration of a remarkable mid-century textile designer. 

As Eye See It Photographic Exhibition - by young people in care.

Local and national artists, architects and designers Neil Aldum, Katherine Ashe, Megan Christie, Adam Cruickshank, Richelle Doney, Eva Fernandez, Susan Flavell, Penelope Forlano, Fiona Harman, Kieran Ingram, Brendan Jurich, Elisa Markes-Young, Antony Muia, Fran Rhodes, Kirstine Sadler, and recent CIT Industrial Design graduates Jack Flanagan, Callum Campbell, Shannon Riddle and Ali Sattarpanah, take the notion of the still life to reveal the extraordinary, everyday of domestic space.
Curated by Leonie Matthews and Robyn Creagh

Year 12 Perspectives is your yearly taste of art by some of the best, brightest and most talented graduating high school artists in the State. An annual barometer of what our youth are thinking and feeling, it is also a rich celebration of the role the arts play in the development of individual identities.

You are invited to Home Is Where My Heart Is 2014, a unique photographic mentorship and exhibition program which partners emerging photographers with young people who have experienced homelessness.