Join Birli Gallery curator and artist agent Brooke-Anne Farrell in this three hour workshop as she walks you through the basics foundations required to shift your artistic profile from emerging to professional.
Gain insights into the curatorial process and hear from teachers whose students are represented in this year’s exhibition as well as touring our newest interactive exhibition West Australian Pulse exhibition – FORECAST.
Express your interest to be a part of the Sustainable Art for a Sustainable Mind Youth Arts Exhibition presented by KickstART Festival 2024 and City of Melville. Sustainable Art for a Sustainable Mind is a program is for young disabled and neurodiverse people aged 10 to 25 to create new artworks to be exhibited at Atwell Gallery through a series of workshops led by local young artist Neish P.
Midland Junction Arts Centre is on the lookout for exhibition projects that explore a myriad of interpretations of this theme, thereby fostering artistic excellence, nurturing cultural diversity, and catalysing meaningful social change.
Entries now open for 2023! The City of South Perth is calling for entries from young and emerging artists for the Emerging Artist Award 2023.
Head On Student Awards is an opportunity for K-12 Students to put your art out into the world, be included in a world-class photography festival, and stand a chance to win from a suite of prices.
Expressions of interest are now invited for the 2023 York Botanic Art Prize. The prize was created to showcase artistic engagement with Western Australia’s incredible native flora, and to draw attention to the issues and challenges that face its protection and conservation.
Entries are open for WA’s premier portrait prize – The Lester Prize. Now in its seventeenth year, this award is one of the nation’s most recognised and prestigious art prizes. With a prize pool totalling over $105,000, the competition is open to artists of all experience levels – emerging, midcareer and professional.
Drug Aware HyperVision: Space, is a youth art exhibition and competition created and run by the Hyper Team in the City of Swan, and Applications are now open for entries until 4pm on Friday 16 June.
The City of Wanneroo Community Art Awards and Exhibition has been a highly-regarded annual event on the City's cultural calendar since 2001. More than 180 artworks will be on show featuring a diversity of talents in the categories of Painting, Works on Paper, Sculpture and Photo, Film and Digital Media.
EOIs are now open for the inaugural City of Melville and KickstART Festival Youth Art Exhibition. We are interested in creating an opportunity for young artists to experience the process of exhibiting work and having people come to see it.
The 46th annual Art Awards exhibition will take place at Wireless Hill Museum located in beautiful Yagan Mia / Wireless Hill park and will showcase artworks by established and emerging West Australian artists, including local talent living in the City of Melville.
With the announcement of our sixth callout, we seek to nurture artists, build solidarity, and develop a stronger network that sustains our communities long-term. We invite expressions of interest from artists, curators, producers and collectives across art forms to facilitate exhibitions, residencies and film screenings between August and December 2021.
Goolugatup Heathcote Gallery is seeking applications for its 2022 exhibitions program.
Cool Change Contemporary is an Artist-Run Initiative that creates a platform for emerging and experimental art to make thoughtful conversation and enquiry.
The aim of the Lightbox Laneway Gallery is to create a public exhibition space to showcase local artists and their talent, get artistic conversation flowing on the streets and help create an artistic atmosphere within our creative community. It helps provide opportunities for artists or a group of artists to showcase their concepts, creativity and artistic intentions in the public realm, or emerging curators to celebrate and feature young artists of their choice.
Pitch us your idea and you might be programmed into our festival!
We have reserved a very limited number of programming slots for next year’s festival to give you the chance to pitch to us your project idea and why you think it would offer a valuable experience for the young people of WA.
Propel is looking for a team of enthusiastic volunteers to be a part of our upcoming MOSAIC Exhibition held in Wesley Quarter from 22 October - 24 November 2019.
NO MORE STARVING ARTISTS
A rich prize purse for sculptors is up for grabs, as the Shire of Boddington in Western Australia fosters new and established artists with a competition designed to create a new town identity; Western Australia’s Sculpture Capital.
The Art Awards 2019 will showcase innovative and original new work from Western Australian artists in different phases of their practice.
Entries are welcomed in the categories of Painting, Sculpture, Drawing/Mixed Media and Digital. Prizes will be awarded from a $13,000+ prize pool, with a major Acquisitive Award of $5,000.
Still Here is a lab which privileges the visibility of LGBTQIA+ creatives in Western Australia - including visual artists, theatre makers and writers - and encourages a sense of collaborative communication. Five local artists will be selected to work with a team of professional artists, curators and arts workers between February and April 2019.
The Worn Out Worn Art (WOWA) showcase is to be held at Midland Junction Arts Centre on Saturday 24 November. A celebration of creative thinking and environmental consciousness, the WOWA parade captivated audiences for 13 years at its previous home at the annual Darlington Arts Festival.
The newly established Youth Pride Network are looking for LGBTQIA+ artists aged 12-25 who would like to display their work as part of a professional exhibition.
Are you interested in visual arts, photography, gallery exhibitions or all of the above? We want passionate volunteers to join us for the 2018 MOSAIC Project.
Entries for the City of Nedlands 2018 Emerge: Youth Art Awards are now open with a $2,000 prize pool up for grabs.
Now in their sixth year, the awards are coordinated by the Nedlands Youth Advisory Council and open to people aged 12 to 25 for two-dimensional art works using print, photography, painting, drawing or other methods.
