Our Spring Open Studios Day Invites you to immerse yourself in the creative heart of the Midland Junction Arts Centre.
The day will include artists talks from Beyond Interpretations artists in the gallery, where you can hear about the works directly from the artist themselves. Discover how they convey ideas through diverse mediums and the challenges in their creative development.
You will also get a chance to see what goes on behind the scenes with our Artists-In-Residence opening their doors to talk about their work and even allow you to participate in their creative development.
For those who have never been to MJAC before it is also an opportunity to see the historic site that has been continuously occupied as a place of learning since 1895. You can wander through the vibrant venue and experience why this site has such a special place in the history and culture of the Swan region.
To complete the experience, there is also a chance to get your Christmas shopping done early with our new MJAC Shop being open for those eager to purchase one-of-a-kind pieces crafted by local artisans.
If you really want to get creative there are workshops on through out the day. Please note that these, unlike the open day, are not free of charge and places need to be book beforehand (see below).
We look forward to welcoming you to the venue and bringing the community together through this blend of art and activity.
Whats on:
Studios Open | 11am to 3pm | Free Entry
Apparent and Immanent by Megan Shaw at Studio One
Our hands, my heart, all at once by Colin Smith and Gabby Loo at Veranda Studio
Beyond Interpretations Artists Floor Talks | 1pm | Free Entry | RSVP encouraged
Joined artists Gregory Pryor and Beverly Iles from Beyond Interpretations to explore local history in their works, discussing how they convey ideas through diverse mediums and challenge their creative development.
Workshops Opportunity | Ticketing required
10am-2:30pm | Spoon Carving with Neil Gray
10am-4pm | Tall Vessels: Felt Making with Martien Van Zuilen
Image: Robyn Sinclair, Wheel Throwing, Photograph courtesy of artist; Norma MacDonald, A Sense of History, 2017, oil on canvas, 122x94cm; Beyond Interpretations Opening, Photograph courtesy of May Tsai; Gabby Loo, Mandarin magic (2021) Digital collage, Photograph courtesy of the artist.
