Arts Margaret River and the Margaret River HEART team invite you to a free celebration of the freshly invigorated cultural hub.
The 'Visual Stories' exhibition is part of the 2023 Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival. Artists have been asked to respond to the festival theme: "Let's Take A Moment".
Experience, a memory, a lasting connection. Explore this multiple-piece installation of wall-hung vases by artist Shelley McNab. Created and decorated together, they share stories of brush and glaze, connecting both physically and remembered; tactile and invisible, and sharing a reminder that art reaches further than the physical piece.
Displaying key pages from the book and individual illustrations for an immersive comic experience. Rachel’s drawing desk will also be on display featuring working drawings, props, reference books in an insight into her creative process.
Snowy is becoming more beautiful every day and The Wicked Queen is not happy!
The magical stage adaptation of the beloved Australian story is back to celebrate its 40th birthday!
“This is not about creating art. It’s pure creativity, self-expression, spontaneous marking. It’s paint play! A place where everyone can come to paint and play without suggestion or direction. Bring...
“This is not about creating art. It’s pure creativity, self-expression, spontaneous marking. It’s paint play! A place where everyone can come to paint and play without suggestion or direction. Bring...
Come and enjoy the remarkable talent of around 200 actors, dancers and musicians as they take you on an engaging journey including ensembles, class bands, comedy, solos, duos and an eclectic mix of dance styles and troupes.
"Wannang Biridge, Light of the peppermint tree” brings together the multiple collaborations of photo artist Martine Perret with Elder Vivian Brockman Webb, Mitchella Hutchins, Mabenan Hutchins and Majinda Hutchins with music composer and video/sound artist Roly Skender.
Inspired by the Japanese ancient art form ‘Oshibana’ where pressed flowers and other botanical materials are used to create an entire picture to make beautiful art, comes this new abstract floral series ‘Furawaato’ by artist Natalie Briney.
Presented by The Arts & Culture Working Group Developing your own exhibition? Get all the tips and tricks on how to develop and manage your own exhibition and visual arts events. Hear from some of WA's Industry experts and get inspiration and practical advice on how to make it in the art world. Doors open at 5pm for 5.30pm start. Panel discussion followed by...
A Pop-up Exhibition of Artworks by Elisa Markes-Young September 28 to October 10. Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm Sometimes I think we all have embedded in the brain a personal space like a...
The exhibition showcases Fine Art, Photography and Fine Woodwork, all produced by talented year 10, 11 and 12 students at Margaret River Senior High School.
Fi Wilkie describes the role art plays in her life as the very small key that opened the big door.
Workshops for children aged 6-12.
We will create a ready to frame image which will be mounted and presented ready to fit easily into an off the shelf frame.
Inspiration for my artwork comes from Margaret River's seascapes, forest, native birds, wild flowers and people. I have my own unique style of painting and have experience using a wide range of mediums. I prefer using a limited palette with bold contrast. Most of my paintings in this exhibition are acrylic on canvas, but I have included watercolour, prismacolour and oil pastels.
Kate Miller-Heidke embarks on the CATCHING DIAMONDS Massive National Regional Tour of Australia. Coming to Margaret River in March 2024!
Newlyweds’ Dream, is a collaboration between Broome based visual artists Jody and Benjamin Loaring, that tells a story of connection and disconnection to place.
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.
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.
In July 2024 Arts Margaret River celebrates 50 years of providing all forms of the arts to our community.