Bringing together Aboriginal artists from across Western Australia with connections to Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA) and Midland Junction Arts Centre, Yoowalkoorl, meaning come on, come here in Bibbulmun/Noongar is a blend of exhibition and marketplace celebrating the work of Indigenous artists from across the state.

Presented by DADAA | CURATED BY OLIVER-MAX TAYLOR

The annual In Focus exhibition showcases artists connected to DADAA’s Midland Hub, joined this year by artists from Fremantle and Lancelin. In Focus is a celebration of creativity, perseverance and community, with participating artists each presenting their favourite work.

Over thirty artists from across the globe spread socially distanced creativity and love via many forms of printmaking - letterpress, intaglio, relief, lithography and digital. Brought to you by local studios Fresh Lemon Print and Bright Press.

Presented by City of Swan

Young artists working across disciplines showcase artworks that discuss, display and explore the concept of self. Artworks reflect on how the artists are seen by others and how they see themselves now and in the future as well as things learnt in isolation. Hypervision is an annual youth art exhibition and competition created and run by the City of Swan Hyper Team.

ADAM DERUMS, CLAIRE EDEN, JOHN EDEN, Franci Hepburn, VIVIENNE O’NEILL

Celebrating the work of visual arts teachers from Perth’s eastern region; Extra Curricular sheds light on the creative impulses that drive these educators. Teachers who maintain active independent practices present a selection of their work to spark a discussion about the role of creative skills in schools and our community.

Palestinian Threads and Stitches celebrates the living diversity of Palestinian identity within the Western Australian community. Handmade, traditional tatreez embroidery pieces are stitched together into a single cloth, just as the stories of the women who made them are stitched together with the common threads of identity.

REOPENING WED 10 JUN AND EXTENDED TO SAT 22 AUG 2020

Emma Jolley

Sheridan's is new body of work by Emma Jolley, based upon the company Sheridan's Badges & Engraving – one of the longest family run businesses in Western Australia. Repurposing old plates and dies from the factory, Sheridan’s considers the importance of local production, skill sharing and community connection fostered by longstanding local businesses.

REOPENING WED 10 JUN AND EXTENDED TO SAT 20 JUN 2020

Saleheh Gholami , Chloe Henderson, Veta Holmes and Ailsa Waddell

Ruminating on the documentation of bodies in artmaking; Show Your Working presents a selection of work from the 2019 graduating classes of Perth’s tertiary art schools. Responding to their surrounding environments; natural, built, social, political or imagined, the artists present industrious creative research practices that reveal the structures that shape their making.