In her solo exhibition, Nicole Dickerson continues her exploration of family, cultural inheritance and memory.
In 2026, young artists explore their interpretation of the word ‘journey’.
What Price Comfort? necessity or indulgence?
Margery Goodall draws attention to consumption in our society, repurposing discarded household packaging into “comfort blankets”.
Exploring the personal mythologies and narratives of artists working in fibre and textiles, Ravel tells the story of who we are and who we are yet to become.
Whiskey & Boots and Daniel Grant present Leave The Light On, a storytelling experience reflecting on our relationships to “Home”.
In celebration of NAIDOC week, local Aboriginal women who attend Maali Deadly Yorgas at Midland Junction Arts Centre and Gynning Yorgas in Ellenbrook, share a selection of paintings that celebrate their connections to land, water, animals and family.
Presented by the WA Quilters Association, stitched and bound returns to MJAC in 2026 featuring new works that push the boundaries of contemporary quilting.
Rachelle Dusting explores the sacred and shifting terrain of identity, beauty and transformation through figurative and still life works.
In an interdisciplinary installation, Jon Tarry expands on artistic responses to mass transit in a constantly moving world.
Did you know that Midland Junction Arts Centre is managed by Mundaring Arts Centre (MAC)? If you are looking for even more arts and cultural experiences in the region visit the MAC website for details.
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