The Wanneroo Regional Gallery is set to host an exhibition featuring the iconic works of one of the 20th century's most influential artists, Andy Warhol.

Presented by the Berndt Museum and Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery as part of the Perth Festival Visual Arts Program, supported by Wesfarmers Arts. Jintulu: People of the Sun interweaves ancient stories and creation myths with the legacy of genocide, dispossession and racism that remains etched into contemporary Australia.

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.

“Over the past three decades, Hatched has played a major role in defining Australia’s emerging art scene” says Hannah Mathews, PICA’s Director/CEO. “Artists from Hatched have gone on to national and international success; their practices expanding far beyond the ideas and concepts they once presented in PICA’s galleries.

Celebrated Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara's first Australian solo exhibition brings together major sculptural works alongside paintings, drawings, ceramics, and photography. 

Flickering between darker moments of isolation and disconnection, and idyllic expressions of care, community and faith, the works in Star Machine offer an intimate inquiry into how spaces and subjectivities inflect and influence each other.

Strange is back for its second year! Celebrating the misfits and misunderstood, STRANGE invites you to experience things you would normal shy away from, to spark your curiosity into the weird and wonderful. Strange will feature visual, aural, experiential, sculpture, projections, video and performance art throughout Boorloo.

Exquisite Bodies is a multi-sensory participatory exhibition inviting audiences of all ages and abilities to contribute to an installation of monumental figurative sculptures that morph and change in unexpected ways. Developed in collaboration with disabled artist Bruno Booth, the exhibition interrupts preconceived perceptions of disability and normativity creating space for slow-play, complex conversations, experimentation and contemplation.

Ratbags Arts Collective presents BLOOM a group exhibition featuring young, up and coming artists from Western Australia. The exhibition will run for two weeks from the 4th to the 18th of November at the Y HQ gallery space in Leederville…

AGWA is celebrating WA's talented young artists in this year’s Pulse showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, impact and shape the world we live in.

Celebrating the Aboriginal artists and artwork of Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

The show is a collaboration between Western Australian non-profit arts and cultural organisation FORM; The Art Gallery of Western Australia; Aboriginal art centres Cheeditha Art Group, Juluwarlu Art Group, Martumili Artists, Spinifex Hill Studio, and Yinjaa-Barni Art; and independent artists Katie West, Curtis Taylor, and Jill Churnside.

The City's 2020 Community Art Awards and Exhibition was cancelled due to COVID,
but we are very pleased to announce that it's back in 2022!

Supported by Propel’s YCulture Drug Aware Grant, Lume – Collective One is coming up the beginning of 2022! Exploring the intersection between mental health and the Christian faith, Lume – Collective One is a multi-disciplinary arts exhibition that promotes a message of hope, found in the darkest nights.

In The View From Here, The Art Gallery of Western Australia presents its largest ever exhibition of Western Australian art, with 30 major new commissions, exhibitions and acquisitions by leading Western Australian artists and creatives.

The exhibition captures the perspectives of a diverse group of artists, from the state’s renowned and iconic western desert and Kimberley artists, to emerging artists—many from non-traditional arts backgrounds—to established Western Australian artists working here and elsewhere.

A weekend celebrating Western Australian creativity. Over the opening weekend, join several of The View From Here artists as they speak about their work and practice. These informal talks and pop-up sessions will run across Saturday and Sunday.

Converging Currents visually explores environmental impacts on the ocean, tales of migration, cross-cultural dialogues, domestic rituals, to the layered stories of the Wanneroo coast, heritage houses and region.

First exhibited at the State Library of WA in April at the 2021 Youth Week WA KickstART Festival, these sketchbooks are now making their way across regional libraries for everybody to enjoy.

Come inside and find all your favourite Play School characters in an exhibition that brings our childhood stories alive.

Áváreh آواره & Found is a visual poem; a creative expression that bears witness to the lived experiences of First and Second generations Iranian-Australians. Curated by local artists Asha Kiani & Elham Eshraghian-Haakansson, the exhibition is a culmination of works by the Second Generation Collective.

The MOSAIC Exhibition will be on display during the month of February 2021 at Raine Square! Stop by to view 24 hours of WA from the perspective of people living in our beautiful state.

From working with Grammy Award winning musicians to commissions from the likes of Google, Twitter, Netflix and Perrier, Tee Ken Ng is a Perth-based artist, filmmaker and designer with a global reach and reputation. This exhibition focuses on his recent animated music video for another Perth luminary, Tim Minchin.

BODIED is a deliberate crossing of voices and physical gestures that moves from high-tech to decidedly lo-fi, the humorous to the unnerving, all set within the heritage Centenary Galleries.

sorry I was/am too much pairs works by Western Australian contemporary artist Carla Adams and one of Australia’s foremost modernist artists, Albert Tucker.