Arts Margaret River exists to support and nurture the work of artists across all disciplines, and to foster a love of the arts within our community.
Dea Haddow and Eleanor Davies both share a fascination with their natural environment; inviting the viewer to join them on an abstract tour of the place they live. Both artists share an appreciation of the unique beauty of the south west and the stories that this place evokes.
Morgane Chebahi, known artistically as Mo L’artiste, began her creative journey during maternity leave in Fremantle, where she found herself spending more time at home. What started as a simple pastime quickly grew into an enduring passion.
Join artists, Jacqui Brown, Jamie Roper and Shelley McNab (Seasaltware Ceramics) for a deep dive into our beautiful coastal landscape.
Join artists, Jacqui Brown, Jamie Roper and Shelley McNab (Seasaltware Ceramics) for a deep dive into our beautiful coastal landscape.
Be prepared for an immersive audio-visual performance as Tony Lane leads a creative team for this brave new work.
Photography has been a retirement project for me, and it is a happy place in which I can be totally absorbed. It gives me a purpose, as well as a means of self-expression. Working in black and white enables me to see light and form in my subjects in a way that colour cannot.
The Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival, the largest regional literary event in WA, is back bigger than ever in 2025. The three-day storytelling spectacular features top Australian authors, journalists, innovators and big thinkers.
The exhibition features 35 works, each 40x40cm, chosen by a panel made up of artists Bernardine Hine and Edwina Cherry and curator Jacquie Nichols Reeves. The exhibition demonstrates the scope and variety of stitched and layered textiles. Materials used range from cotton and silk to paper and cardboard and even shoelaces! Techniques include: hand and machine stitching, digital printing, needle felting, gelatine printing, plant - dyeing, collage and painting. The works address many different themes with diverse interpretations and styles. Australia Wide Nine is an initiative of Ozquilt Network Inc. whose mission is to raise the status and profile of art quilters, art quilts and art quilt making in Australia.
