Indigenous Art from the South-West

from the collection of Sue and Ian Bernadt

These paintings by Indigenous artists from the South-West speak of a passion for place and often have a surreal, spiritual longing for an Arcadian past. The Carrolup style has had a profound influence on artists of the region as it so perfectly captures the distinctive natural world of southern Western Australia.

Guy and Margaret Vinciguerra celebrate the ancient and contemporary butting up against

each other in Rome, finding beauty in the ordinary and the monumental.

Guy’s exuberant photographs compliment Margaret’s abstracted paintings. Partners in life

and art, they share a love of colour and a love of Roma.

On show 8-30 May

This exhibition comprises of powerful artwork in a variety of mediums that participants at Reflections have been working on throughout the year. The name of the exhibition makes reference to the ‘Outsider Art’ movement, also known as Raw Art or Art Brut, which is now recognised world wide as a strong art movement that runs alongside mainstream and professional art.

Outsider Art is that which is done by some people with mental illness and it often spans Naive Art and some Indigenous and Folk Art.

4-18 July

Celebrate NAIDOC week with Central TAFE’s outstanding students of Indigenous art.

These emerging artists are names to watch for the future – committed, inspired and ready to share their stories about WA.

Oxfam Australia’s campaign to achieve Indigenous health equality.