Explore the "Beyond Interpretations" exhibition up-close. Artists Peter Dailey, Beverley Iles, and Sherylle Dovaston unveil their studios, blending local history into their art. Dovaston's studio, once home to Lieutenant Edmund DuCane, echoes 'No Stone without a Name'. Dive into Swan's heritage with light refreshments; RSVP by 27th September. 

Sat 30 September | 10am – 2pm | $20 | 16 years +

Itinerary: 

10:00-11:30   Visit to Peter Dailey and Beverley Iles' Home Studio in Woodbridge 
12:00-13:00   Visit to Sherylle Dovaston's Home Studio in Guildford 
13:00-14:00   Light refreshments provided 
14:00              End of the tour 

Artist Bios:

Peter Dailey: Influenced by magic realism, Dailey reimagines everyday objects through his art. A Claremont School of Art graduate, he has showcased his work globally, earning various accolades. With over 20 commissions under his belt, Dailey's works grace esteemed collections throughout Australia. 

Beverley Iles: A Curtin University Fine Arts alumna, Iles explores belonging and place using distinct materials. Her pieces spotlight both personal and industrial vulnerabilities. Exhibited broadly, Iles enjoys widespread recognition and has garnered significant awards

Sherylle Dovaston: From the UK to Australia, Dovaston's art, influenced by Western Australia's landscapes and her humanities background, explores human connections and self-discovery. As a Fine Arts student at Curtin University, her works grace both local and international collections. 

Facilitator: Ashley Yihsin Chang: Born in Taiwan and educated at the University of Essex, UK, Chang has 25 years as an art curator in Taiwan and Western Australia. A passionate advocate for cultural diplomacy, she believes art fosters social inclusion and honours heritage. 

The artist studios are situated in the Woodbridge and Guildford areas. Kindly arrange your own transportation.