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Thinking Queerly: Queer history, context & art at PrideFEST

UWA's Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is hosting a symposium that examines the links between queer histories and social contexts through the lens of art. Thinking...

Queer artist says Australia Council has misrepresented her work

Queer artist Casey Jenkins has found funding from the Australia Council for artwork Immaculate has been rescinded. The funding has been pulled after her work...

'WOMXN: Hard and Soft' exhibition coming to Spectrum Project Space

A new exhibition is coming to Edith Cowan University's exhibition space, exploring the experiences of women and non-binary people. WOMXN: Hard and Soft brings together...

Jo Darbyshire explores mental health history in 'Tales of the Surreal'

Tales of the Surreal is a solo exhibition by Jo Darbyshire about the history of mental health, a response to Heathcote Hospital site and...

YUMMY pack their bags and head back to Perth for ART BALL

ART BALL has established itself as the most fabulous events on Perth's social calendar, a night of surprises, fashion and performance held in the...

'Looking Now Anyone Here' explores cruising and gay beats

A new exhibition opens at Paper Mountain on Friday May 10th. Looking Now Anyone Here examines the function, aesthetics and architecture of public toilets that...

Review | Snuggle up with Our Sandman at Cool Change Contemporary

Our Sandman | Cool Change Contemporary | til 19th Jan | ★ ★ ★ ★ ½  Imagine a show where you get to snuggle up in a...

Sculpture by the Sea returns to Cottesloe this March

Cottesloe Beach will once again become a beautiful backdrop for the 15th annual Sculpture by the Sea. The much-loved exhibition has grown over the years...

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