A Mirrabooka high school student has won a national design competition with her original artwork proudly printed on a rare NAIDOC t-shirt.
Kellie Balaam
Artretro welcomed more than 100 people to its Old Land [in a] New Light exhibition when it opened at Narrogin’s ARTS Space on August 8.
Claire Middleton
Sculpture at Bathers is building on a decade-plus legacy since beginning in 2013, rebranded and expanded as Sculpture West, a WA arts organisation championing sculpture practice Statewide.
Tanya MacNaughton
UK guest director Alastair Knights is at the helm of WAAPA’s jukebox musical & Juliet, giving Shakespeare’s classic tragedy a feminist twist on the famous ending to grant Juliet another chance at life and love.
From food, beer and arts festivals to an ARIA-winner playing Freo, here are some of the biggest events taking place around the State this weekend and beyond.
From now on, The Greatest Showman soundtrack will take on new meaning for music theatre performer Des Flanagan as he tours ringside in Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular.
Stunning portraits and haunting landscapes are the stock in trade for Albany artist Kirsten Sivyer.
The artistry of drag queens proved Elton Giraudo’s biggest source of inspiration when the John Curtin College of the Arts Year 12 visual arts graduate created his Pulse artwork Bastet’s Crown.
The artist’s world is often a secretive one, but Albany filmmaker Josephine Jay’s new documentary In the Making lifts the curtain on some of the city’s most talented creatives in the its bicentenary year.
Jacki Elezovich
Arts Narrogin has secured its second Pinnacle award, named the presenter of the year at the WA performing arts sector’s night of nights.
David Berry, Bert LaBonte and Rodger Corser will bring the power of human spirit to the stage when the Australian production of The Shawshank Redemption tours to Regal Theatre in March.
An artist’s work is informed from their life experiences, and Khaled Sabsabi is no different as Between Suns, a major survey exhibition of his artwork opens at Vessel Contemporary in Fremantle.
Lucia Field may not know any different than growing up with her dad as original Blue Wiggle Anthony, but the 22-year-old now has a better understanding of the juggernaut he was juggling with home life.
Dilettante in life and love gets comeuppance in Tchaikovsky’s take on Pushkin’s tale with WA Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre.
David Cusworth
Expressions of interest for a major outdoor artwork to be displayed at Nala Bardip Mia – Margaret River HEART close on Monday at 5pm, with artists from across the region encouraged to apply.
Craig Duncan
A Morley artist’s deeply personal exploration of cultural identity is among just 63 works selected for this year’s The West Australian Pulse exhibition.
Sophie Gannon
If you need someone to brighten up your day, Charlie Colbung is your man.
Tenth Muse Initiative founder Hannah Lee Tungate named WA Luminary for 2026.
Ellie Malonzo returns to Perth Modern School with Fremantle Chamber Orchestra and maestro Paul Wright.
The old Icky Finks might have closed last year but its spirit lives on as the building is the new base of the Recraft Collective Community Hub.
Tamara-Anna Cislowska and WA Symphony Orchestra bring Elena Kats-Chernin’s eulogy for Maria Barbara Bach to Winthrop Hall.
North Metropolitan TAFE graduate Jessica Shannon is one of 21 artists from 20 tertiary art schools across Australia selected for Hatched: National Graduate Show 2026 at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts.
If the average person holds about 13 secrets at any given time, acclaimed WA street/visual artist Stormie Mills is now down to 12 with the unveiling of his first solo exhibition in an Australian State gallery.
Lutenist Thomas Dunford and cellist Nicolas Altstaedt find affinity in French heritage on Musica Viva national tour.