Celebrate Creativity: Events That Inspire
From hands-on workshops to dynamic networking opportunities, explore experiences that connect, inspire, and celebrate art education. See what’s coming up and be part of the community.
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The Lester Prize Youth Awards
–The exhibition presents an exciting selection of portraiture by high school-aged artists. The Lester Prize Youth Awards encourages young creatives to pursue their talents and aspire to a life in the visual arts.
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West Australian Pulse
–WA’s talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, empower and shape the world we live in. The selected works provide a window into young people’s private, social and artistic concerns. It is an inspiring, rewarding and insightful look at the world through the minds of our most talented young artists.
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Australian Ceramics Triennale 2025
–ArtEdWA are teaming up with Ceramic Arts Association of WA (CAAWA) to bring you a vibrant Professional Learning program and Student Exhibition. Details will be announced shortly. Watch this space!
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Re-PLAY
–Presented by The Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA), and curated by Head of Learning and Creativity Research, Lilly Blue, this bold and interactive exhibition is the result of a powerful collaboration between the AGWA Learning and celebrated Western Australian artist Maxxi Minaxi May.
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Terracotta Warriors – Legacy of The First Emperor
–Step into the extraordinary world of China’s first emperor Qin Shihuang, to explore his life, legacy, and afterlife. Immerse yourself in cutting-edge technology and deepen your understanding of this remarkable chapter in human history, with more than 225 exceptional Chinese artefacts, including the warriors, appearing together globally for the first time.
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Fremantle Design Week 2024
–Fremantle Design Week is a biennial festival of design and design ideas. The second Fremantle Design Week brings seven days of exhibitions, conversations, tours, workshops, films, open studios and special events to Walyalup from 18 – 25 October 2024.
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Continuum | Murdoch Creative Media Showcase
–An event to showcase the spectacular creative work from Murdoch University students.
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Let’s Gogh with Kivapaca
–Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone looking to unleash their creativity and have a great time. Get ready to paint, draw, and express yourself in a supportive and welcoming environment. Let’s Gogh, let’s create, and let’s have a blast with Kivapaca!
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Melville Art Award tour with Ron Nyisztor
–Experience the Melville Art Awards with artist, gallerist and curator, Ron Nyisztor, who will take audiences through the Melville Art Awards exhibition, providing deeper insight into artworks and the artists. This will be a fun and conversational tour and questions are welcome.
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Unpacking Art Awards with Erin Coates
–Established visual artist Erin Coates will discuss art awards by drawing her experience on selection and judging panels as well as her inclusion as an artist. The talk will cover tips and things to think about when entering art awards. We will be seated during this talk, located in Wireless Hill Cottage, next to the Melville Art Awards exhibition. Refreshments will be available.
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Time Rone
–A multi-sensory installation excavating meaning from the everyday, Time · Rone projects onto a grand scale the lifelong search for beauty in decay.
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Material Practice: Howard Taylor’s Journal
–Material Practice: Howard Taylor’s Journal invites you to witness firsthand the evolution of one of Western Australia’s most significant artists, seen through artworks in the Collection along with pages from his Journal.
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Sandra Black: Holding light
–Spanning over 50 years of practice, the exhibition surveys important touchpoints in Black’s career from 1972 through to her current practice.
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Happy Meals & Scooter Skids
–Local Artist Andy Quilty presents a new body of work in collaboration with suburban high school students from Perth’s outer suburbs in this excellent exhibition for the Perth Festival.