Mai Nguyễn-Long’s large-scale installation 'Doba Nation' features hand-formed clay sculptures arranged by the artist on site in a process akin to live storytelling....
Mai Nguyễn-Long: Doba Nation
Tag Archives: John Curtin Gallery
However vast the darkness . . .
'However vast the darkness . . .' comprises three interconnected projects that offer deep reflection and forceful protest of the global inequities wrought by empire-building....
Indian Ocean Craft Triennial: Curiosity and Rituals of the Everyday
The Indian Ocean Craft Triennial is a new festival that celebrates the traditions and rituals of contemporary craft, bringing together makers, artists and crafted works from countries around the Indian Ocean Rim....
Abdul-Rahman Abdullah: Everything Is True
‘Everything Is True’ – the largest assembly of the artist’s sculptural work – is an emotionally charged journey through the artist’s memories, dreamscapes, and spiritual imagination....
Sandra Hill: Mia Kurrum Maun (Far from Home)
Sandra Hill examines the spectre of Aboriginal cultural annihilation through her own lived experience as a Noongar woman of the Stolen Generations....
Perth Festival 2019 | Visual Arts Program
The Perth Festival returns this summer with a diverse program of theatre, circus, music, dance, film, literature and the visual arts from 8 February to 3 March 2019....
Perth Festival | Celebrates 65 years as Australia’s oldest arts festival
The Perth Festival has been disrupting and celebrating Perth and Western Australia for 65 years. The 2018 visual arts program is packed with free and ticketed events at venues across the City of Perth from 9 February to 4 March....
John Akomfrah
The video installation, Vertigo Sea, was included in the Venice Biennale group exhibition curated by Okwui Enwezor. Now, audiences in Perth are privileged to experience this, and the Australian premiere of Akomfrah’s, Auto Da Fé....