ARTISTS
2026
Embedded with cultural knowledge, Gracie Greene’s (1949–2025) oeuvre connects with the everyday and the storytelling of traditional narratives.
2021
In Artist Profile 54, Ted Snell shared a tribute to the artist Ross Seaton, who lead a life in which 'all ... activity [was] merged into a grander creative preoccupation' - to understand his own life, and the world around him, through artmaking.
2020
In his new body of works, Drew Pettifer interrogates the beginning of Australia’s queer history.
2019
Examining the fault lines at the juncture between art and nature, Philippa Nikulinsky’s decades-long practice is shown in its full nuance and plurality at Lawrence Wilson Gallery.
2018
The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery’s annual HERE&NOW exhibition gives an emerging curator a chance to showcase the work of contemporary artists practising in Western Australia. Curated by Anna Louise Richardson, ‘HERE&NOW 18: Besides, it is always the others who die’ presents...
2016
Though Teelah George says she “never wanted to be a painter” and studied textile art at Curtin University, her art practice continues to evolve, combining found objects and storytelling in a way that she says renders her paintings “like a tactile object … responsive and...
2014
10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch
2013
FOR three years John Beard painted portraits of his fellow artists for the Archibald Prize. Finally, in 2007, he won the celebrated award with his
When Robert Juniper's St Xavier's Thorn and a Fetish won the Perth Prize for Contemporary Art in 1954 it was a controversial winner.