Led by curiosity and shaped by lived experience, Creating Space reveals how making art can become an act of survival, defiance, and self-care. Step into a space where creative practice holds pain, power, and possibility - where healing isn't a metaphor, it's a method.
Five Tides Collective presents diverse cultural perspectives on Mundaring Weir's liminal spaces. Through day and night field excursions, five women artists explore where natural and built environments intersect, creating powerful dialogues about contemporary identity, place, and our sacred relationship with water.
Presented in partnership with Mundaring Camera Club and the Shire of Mundaring, amateur photographers, using light, considered composition and still life concepts, present works that explore the passing of time through ideas or mortality, abundance, fragility and decay.
Revisiting the hugely popular blink box auction, invited artists have been challenged to think inside the box and crate small, intimate, covetable artworks.
Celebrating 40 years of creative practice and the enduring contribution of local artists who document the artistic and cultural shifts of the Shire of Mundaring.
Paper Thin, Skin Deep brings together emerging and established artists who interrogate the material and metaphorical layers of skin through practices of paper and sculpture. Across tactile, fragile, and resilient surfaces, these works explore the interface between the body and environment, interiority and exposure, permanence and decay.
With a focus on colour and mark making, five artists who work in woodblock printing, etching, stencil embossing, cyanotype and screen-printing reveal the alchemy of the print artform.
Did you know that Mundaring Arts Centre also manages Midland Junction Arts Centre (MJAC)? If you are looking for even more arts and cultural experiences in the region visit the MJAC website for details.
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