A multi media group exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Fran Mack, Terry Stone and Maree Mack.

                                THAT WILD COLONIAL BOY DANCE

A descendant of those dancing boyos tries to come to terms with the stuff that was chucked around in the Year of the Referendum….scrapes the underbelly of the naysayers and apologists ….angry of course. Sometimes perplexed. Sometimes amused. Confused. Saddened. Disillusioned.

Mostly amazed.

Preview Thursday 16th May - Friday 17th May.

That Wild Colonial Boy Dance Party - Saturday 18th May 6-9pm.

6-7 pm Didge, 7-9pm Jude and friends fiddle trio. Drop in, have a gander and a jig.

10% of all sales donated to ongoing and challenging volunteer efforts to rewild what might have been Roe 9, unceded land……honouring a continuous Noongar presence from the river to the sea.

Nature’s Palette - A Brush with Conservation

"I am a passionate and accomplished wildlife artist with a deep love for nature and a talent for capturing its beauty through art, seeking opportunities to showcase my unique perspective on wildlife and contribute to conservation efforts through my artwork. I am committed to raising awareness about endangered species and fostering a greater appreciation for the natural world.

I am from South Africa, and this will be my first exhibition in Western Australia. I am a proud Patron of Painted Dog Conservation Inc, a wildlife charity based here in Perth, and 50% of sales will be donated to them to support their frontline conservation activities in Africa."

Fuz's work can be found on Facebook www.facebook.com/fuzcaforioart and Instagram www.instagram.com/fuzcaforio/ and the Charity he is supporting is Painted Dog Conservation Inc at www.pdcinc.org.au

A multi-media group exhibition inspired by womanhood and our deep connection to nature. 

8 artists gather to invoke the feminine and celebrate our roots:

Alice Poli, a photographer and mixed media artist, channels her passion into empowering women and showcasing their unique stories through photography and art. Surrendering to the creative process, she experiments with mixed media, collage, cyanotype, stitching, and more on paper and canvas. 

Website: https://alicepoli.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alicephoto_art/

Chloe Rose, with a background in theatre and music, crafts beautiful and profound poems while also offering intuitive services through tarot card readings and Reiki to help people connect with their inner selves.

https://www.instagram.com/chloe_rose_healer/

Coline Guillaume, aka Coco, is an intuitive abstract painter who explores the gentle interplay of colours, pattern, and textures in her work. Her artistic process is deeply personal, akin to a meticulous artistic inquiry, as she seeks to achieve harmony and capture emotional depth on canvas.

Emily Campbell is a self taught, Perth based artist who channels her creative energy through the imagery of illustration. Using intricate line work she weaves together the element of fantasy and reality to explore the beauty and magic of the unknown. Each piece is a reflection of her belief in the power of art to transport and inspire the viewer to dream the impossible.She recently opened the creative space 'The Wild Gypsy' in Hilton with Kate Hannah.

https://www.instagram.com/ebcillustrations/

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558608358124 

Kate Hannah, a mixed media artist, art therapist, and art workshop facilitator, holds a profound passion for community and fostering connections. Firm in her belief that art heals, she endeavours to engage people deeply with her work, aiming to bring them together through creativity. She recently opened the creative space 'The Wild Gypsy' in Hilton with Emily Campbell.

https://www.instagram.com/kateintuitivearttherapy/

Julie Casali, a lifestyle and underwater photographer, is at the forefront of a creative movement, driven by a desire to capture magical, ethereal, and artistic photos. A staunch advocate for freedom in feminine body image, she empowers through her lens, celebrating the beauty of all forms.

https://juliecasaliphotography.mypixieset.com

https://www.instagram.com/juliecasaliphotography/

Rachel Michael specialises in painting cozy and eclectic interiors, predominantly using acrylic paint paired with carefully chosen vintage frames. Inspired by earthy colours, patterns, and textures, her creations evoke warmth and nostalgia, inviting viewers into captivating spaces.

www.rachelsaraart.etsy.com

https://www.instagram.com/rachelsaraart/

Marion Le Crayon conjures whimsical imagery through the metaphor of the ocean, employing stark contrasts of black ink on white paper, as well as patterns and movement in some pieces, and exploring softer tones with watercolor in others. Known for engaging viewers through installations and humor, her art invites immersion into a playful and enchanting world.

https://marionlecrayon.wixsite.com/-art

https://www.instagram.com/marionlecrayon/

Get immersed in the Art of REWILDING with 2 special events: 

*'The Wilding Stories': Join Margot in a circle of women to hear a powerful audio story trilogy - a tale of daughters and sisters, told three ways ... a Celtic style tale, a Noongar-English campfire yarn, a soaring lyric ballad ... reinterpreted by brilliant artists in story, poetry and song. A transformative storytelling experience that transports attendees into a world of magic realism, leaving them with a deep sense of sisterhood and belonging. 

Tuesday the 11th of June 2024, from 10am to 11.30am

Book your tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/the-wilding-stories-and-rewilding-a-storytelling-event-in-an-art-exhibition

The Wilding Stories website: https://www.thewildingstories.com

* 'Inner Wild Women' Workshop: With a background in Art Therapy, Kate Hannah will guide you to unleash your inner wild woman through collage and mixed media. Drawing inspiration from the exhibition, participants will bring to life their inner wild side on the first page of their journals.

Wednesday the 12th of June 2024, from 11am to 2pm.

Bookings for the workshop via email at katehannah@gmail.com

Limited tickets available for both events.

Opening night on Friday the 14th of June at 6pm.

"A group exhibition of art inspired by nature, featuring work by Juliette Paton-Williams, Elizabeth Boyce, Emma Porter and Anna Da Conceicao"

'A brand new collection of fine wildflower paintings from local botanical artist Gina D'Alessandro.

Opening night is Thursday 4th July 5.30-8.00pm. All welcome.

"Australia Today" is a Camera Queens photography exhibition curated by Belle Verdiglione that presents a vivid and diverse snapshot of contemporary Australia. Through the lens of a talented group of photographers, this exhibition captures the essence of Australian life today, from its breathtaking landscapes to the vibrant cultures and dynamic communities that make up this remarkable nation.

Each photograph tells a unique story, revealing the rich tapestry of Australia's people, places, and moments. Whether it's the rugged beauty of the Outback, the bustling energy of urban centres, or the quiet intimacy of everyday life, "Australia Today" offers an intimate and evocative journey through the heart and soul of the country.

Join us in celebrating the artistry and vision of these photographers as they share their perspectives on what makes Australia extraordinary. Let their work inspire you to see the country in a new light and appreciate the many layers that make up its identity.

Each photograph tells a unique story, revealing the rich tapestry of Australia's people, places, and moments. Whether it's the rugged beauty of the Outback, the bustling energy of urban centres, or the quiet intimacy of everyday life, "Australia Today" offers an intimate and evocative journey through the heart and soul of the country.

Join us in celebrating the artistry and vision of these photographers as they share their perspectives on what makes Australia extraordinary. Let their work inspire you to see the country in a new light and appreciate the many layers that make up its identity.

WATER, FLORA & FAUNA

Aboriginal art from remote communities

Danielle West is a popular West Australian artist who is well known for her rich and vibrant floral artworks. These large dynamic floral artworks fill any space with an air of serenity and happiness. Danielle has nurtured a life of all things creative, having studied printmaking, textiles, ceramics and drawing at University and in the last 18 months embraced the exciting world of ceramics.

This is Danielle’s 7th exhibition and will feature 21 original canvas floral artworks and a special surprise selection of her ceramic work.

Textile Art by Pathfinders of WA

Pathfiners are delighted to be exhibiting at Terrace Greenhouse as part of the second Indian Ocean Craft Triennial. Titled “Memories of Fremantle; Coded with Colonisation,” our textile art works reference the arrival in the Swan River Colony by ship, the building of infrastructure by convicts and other settlers, and the development of trade, ship building and fishing industries. Small and larger works will be for sale.

Changing Perspectives

“It’s always fun to experiment with a different way of looking at favourite things. I enjoy painting both representational and abstract art and so my artworks for this exhibition show both perspectives for each subject I have painted. My subjects range from still life to landscapes and seascapes.” Jan Purser

“I’ve always been fascinated by the ‘birds eye view’ whether from an aeroplane or seeing drone footage… even google earth holds my attention. In the last 3 years I have been involved in the Urban Sketching Movement: where we meet as a group, ay an interesting location and sketch the buildings we see from the street perspective. These works are the marrying of the two views. The near and the far, the direct and elusive. “ Annemie Van Osch

The Gift Collection

Aboriginal art and giftware