A FISHY art exhibition in South Fremantle has proved so popular with kids, the artist is holding a free workshop on Sunday. Marion le Crayon will help children create an […]

PERTH artist Jo Darvall left her family behind and jumped in the car to go painting in the depths of Wandoo National Park. She had been selected to create an […]

A Country Women’s Association battling hordes of zombies is just one of the wacky movies at The World of Dark Comedy film festival next weekend. Now in its third year, […]

A FULL-size fabric car at this year’s Fremantle Print Awards is a poignant reminder of the “tent city” feud just a few months ago. Created by Kununurra-based artist Dan McCabe, the Mitsubishi […]

A PYROGRAPHER illustrating a book for the Duchess of York and an artist who fled Kuwait during the Gulf War are just some of the fascinating folk exhibiting at Botanica. […]

FRED KUHNL left a creative legacy across WA’s blues, country and bluegrass music scenes as a legendary tea-chest, electric and double bass player, singer and unique comedic performer. After arriving […]

AN Aboriginal art graduate has blasted his painting apart with a shotgun in a swipe at the colonial mentality in the contemporary art world. Bradley Kickett stabbed and chopped his […]

THERE’S still a chance to see the largest collection of Viking artefacts ever shown in WA at the Maritime Museum in Fremantle. Vikings: Warriors of the North, Giants of the […]

IRANIANS who fled their homeland during the 1979 Revolution bare their souls in the exhibition Áváreh. Featuring video art, live performance, audio works, painting and sculpture, the exhibition looks at […]

MARRIED artists Howard and Sally Worth will hold their first solo art exhibition next month, a reinvention of sorts for a pair who’ve racked up some serious credentials in their […]