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”.
Tracing Gondwana celebrates the ancient landscapes of the Great Southern – one of the richest Biodiversity Hotspots on the planet. This creative collaboration has resulted in a body of work responding to our current climate emergency. Weaving words and image through printmaking processes, Tracing Gondwana evokes a personal sense of hope amidst an extremely vulnerable and threatened ecological time.
Drug Aware HyperVision is an annual exhibition promoting the creative expression and talents of young people aged 15 - 25 years from across WA. This year’s exhibition showcases works across a diverse range of traditional and experimental media, including digital and sculptural installations. Artists have responded to the word 'time' and presented their interpretation of the relationship between time and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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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