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 Prue Venables | Living Treasures: Masters of Australian CraftSaturday 11 September 2021 - Sunday 14 November 2021
‘Oblivion’ is a word heavy with meaning and the threat thereof is central to the contemporary mindset.
Further to the migrant experience and fears of pending ecological and societal collapse, our complex digital lives can also elicit significant issues and outcomes.
There ...
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Iluka Visions is Bunbury Regional Art Gallery’s annual High School Exhibition – showcasing the depth of talent and creativity in the visual arts across schools of the South West. Thanks to the support of Iluka Resources, each year BRAG is ...
Works from the City of Bunbury Art Collection
As German modernist artist Paul Klee said, ‘Colour is the place where our brain and the Universe meet’.
The element of colour is central to humankind’s being. It functions at a subliminal level ...
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In keeping with the Indian Ocean Triennial theme “curiosity and rituals of the everyday”, the collaboration between members of Bunbury Studio Potters and Bunbury Weavers seeks to focus attention on a particular aspect of the everyday; the ritual setting of ...
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Mental Health Week WA 2021
The now annual exhibition supported by City of Bunbury, BRAG, Pathways Southwest, and Moshi Moshi
cover image: Carmen Tyle - The Colour of the Sun (2021)
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Pauline Moran was born in 1959 at Gnowangerup in south-west Western Australia. Like many of her generation, as a child she was removed from her family and placed in Roelands Mission near Collie. Despite the unfortunate circumstances of her coming ...
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Prue Venables | Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft Sun Oct 24 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
Oblivion Sun Oct 24 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
Iluka Visions 2021 Sun Oct 24 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
City Collection: Winter Warmers Sun Oct 24 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
CrafTable Sun Oct 24 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
The Galleries are open 10am - 4pm Daily (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day)
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