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.
Newlyweds’ Dream, is a collaboration between Broome based visual artists Jody and Benjamin Loaring, that tells a story of connection and disconnection to place.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicated and showcased the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
Artists were invited to submit works that communicated and showcased the power of storytelling and the unique sense of place that is Wadandi Boodja through their chosen medium.
For Marion Cardamone, creative therapist, mind-body specialist and artist, painting is a way to connect to the body and emotions, creating a feeling of safety and home; Painting is a way to turn suffering and confusion into gold: art, beauty & connection.
The Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival, the largest regional literary event in WA, is back bigger than ever in 2024. The three-day storytelling spectacular features top Australian authors, journalists, innovators and big thinkers.
Matriarch Dwardnian Vivian Brockman Webb and Wardandi cultural custodian Mitchella Hutchins invite you to a family friendly event with cultural activities, yarning circles including weaving, a beading, an ochre face painting and a community land art installation, which will all be interactive for kids and adults alike.
Cowara Bird performance screening.
Adult and children’s Choirs and musicians will entertain along with a welcome to country and interactive dance led by Wardandi cultural custodian Mitchella Hutchins and matriarch Dwardnian Vivian Brockman Webb.
Special guests Gina Williams and Guy Gouse.
A panel of artists from the South West Art Now exhibition will engage in a conversation about their practices and larger issues in the visual arts. A catered networking event will also be included.
"Researching our history, recalling the characters and putting their stories back on stage for this book has been fun, full of surprises, sometimes sad but immensely satisfying." – Heather Locke OAM.
Arts Margaret River, the Regional Arts Network and local artist Martine Perret invite you to enjoy the Act Belong Commit Ebb+Flow Exhibition.June 4-July 4, Mon-Fri, 10am-4pmExhibition Launch: Friday, May 31, 6-7.30pmIn 2021 and 2022 an artist from each region of Western Australia explored the theme of Ebb+Flow through a residency in WA's Mid West. These...
Inspired by stories from Will Gater’s The Mysteries of the Universe, Tim Peake’s The Cosmic Diary Of Our Incredible Universe and Oliver Jeffers Here We Are, young creatives will develop their own characters and learn performance and theatre making skills whilst building their confidence and self-expression. Participants will share their creative discoveries with an informal showing for family and friends on the final day.
In July 2024 Arts Margaret River celebrates 50 years of providing all forms of the arts to our community.
In July 2024 Arts Margaret River celebrates 50 years of providing all forms of the arts to our community.
We will be hosting an artist meetup together with visiting artist Cassie Sullivan at Nala Bardip Mia.
Danny JenningsAugust 8 to September 8. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pmPrimordial Disclosures XIV, 2024 presents selected works from digital media artist and academic Danny Jennings, PhD. Danny’s work explores the notion that the natural world is elusive, ephemeral, and mysteriously self-transcending, that is, nature ‘in itself’ always seems to escape our limited human perceptions and isolated representations. The work...
Nic Duncan, Amber Launay, Susie VickeryAn exhibition of costumes made for Denmark Baroque’s production of the Fairy Queen showing the process of making through drawings, photographs and samples along with finished costumes and films.September 13-October 4. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm.Exhibition Launch: Thursday, September 12, 6-8pm.Artist Talk: Friday, September 13, 10am.The costumes were made with community participation using...
Nic Duncan, Amber Launay, Susie VickeryAn exhibition of costumes made for Denmark Baroque’s production of the Fairy Queen showing the process of making through drawings, photographs and samples along with finished costumes and films.September 13-October 3. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm.Exhibition Launch: Thursday, September 12, 6-8pm.Artist Talk: Friday, September 13, 10am.The costumes were made with community participation using...
The awe-inspiring Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak returns to light up Kings Park in a celebration of growth and renewal as a part of EverNow Festival 2024.
A casual crafter noon making things from paper, envelopes and offcuts from our stationery studio.
Cyanotype is an easy print making process, which uses the exposure of sunlight to create bold white and Prussian Blue images, with a focus on shape form and silhouette.
Each child will be given a panther cardboard mask template. Use coloured paper and craft supplies to decorate your own magical panther. All material supplied. Note: an adult guardian must be in attendance with the child for the duration of the workshop.
Each child will be given a panther cardboard mask template. Use coloured paper and craft supplies to decorate your own magical panther. All material supplied. Note: an adult guardian must be in attendance with the child for the duration of the workshop.
Purchase a bowl then sit under the stars to support a special Soupie feast.
Each child will be given a panther cardboard mask template. Use coloured paper and craft supplies to decorate your own magical panther. All material supplied. Note: an adult guardian must be in attendance with the child for the duration of the workshop.
Each child will be given a panther cardboard mask template. Use coloured paper and craft supplies to decorate your own magical panther. All material supplied. Note: an adult guardian must be in attendance with the child for the duration of the workshop.
Gather under the stars and support a special Soupie feast.
Margaret River’s Annual Art Auction, now in its 19th year, has evolved and transformed over the years into the most anticipated Art Auction in the region. Celebrating the region's amazing...
Margaret River Senior HIgh School students can share their creativity and skills with the public in a real-life experience event called ‘Creating Identity’.
Margaret River Senior HIgh School students can share their creativity and skills with the public in a real-life experience event called ‘Creating Identity’.
Created with both hand tools and power tools, each rock opens its heart to exhibit both flaws and colours.
The Capes Cultural Canvas is an engaging hands-on cross curricula project delivered by Nature Conservation Margaret River. November 27-December 13. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pmLaunch Event: Friday, November 29, 9.45am.It has spanned across...
The Capes Cultural Canvas is an engaging hands-on cross curricula project delivered by Nature Conservation Margaret River. November 29-December 13. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pmLaunch Event: Friday, November 29, 9.45am.It has spanned across...
Created with both hand tools and power tools, each rock opens its heart to exhibit both flaws and colours.
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.
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.
