Stuart Elliott’s Fremantle 1988 is a ‘fakeological’ dig through two hundred years of recent Western Australian history, from the time of invasion to commemoration of the national bicentenary in 1988. …
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WA’s talented young artists are again celebrated as Year 12 Perspectives becomes Pulse Perspectives to better reflect what this exhibition is about: gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, empower and shape the …
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How Did I Get Here? asks what exactly brought us to this exact place in life? What went wrong, what went right, what random acts of fate, have set us down, …
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Pilot Painter is the first survey exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Capt. George A.D. Forsyth (1843–1894). An experienced seaman from humble beginnings, he served in Fremantle’s Water …
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Safe Harbour is a selection of artworks and historical and contemporary photography from the City of Fremantle Art and Civic Collections. The exhibition includes works which document and reflect upon …
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Taiwanese Artist Dai-Rong Lee is the tenth exchange artist to visit Fremantle for the Asialink exchange between FAC and the Taipei Artists Village. Working in ceramic sculpture, Dai-Rong’s work is …
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Fremantle-based artist Trevor Richards has been invited to create an interventional work in FAC’s Main Gallery. Richards’ studio practice includes hard-edge abstract paintings and three-dimensional wall mounted works that explore …
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This is the first solo presentation of sculptures by James Angus in WA in over a decade. As the title suggests, the objects in this series are the result of …
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OPENING NIGHT FRIDAY 5 JULY 6-8PM EXHIBITION CONTINUES 6 – 27 JULY: WED – SUN 11AM – 5PM In Gallery 1: ANDREW NICHOLLS AND SION PRIOR: HYMN Andrew Nicholls and …
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