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Coming Soon: Tethered Narratives by Kamila Waleszkiewicz & Mandana Eizadi | 2–20 Dec 2026 | Rockingham Arts Centre
Honours Graduation Show 2026
Honours Graduation Show 2026
An immersive installation art exploring affect, family archives and embodied experience through light, shadow, transformed photographic imagery and a sculptural work. The exhibition invites viewers to encounter the memory through a sensory and spatial experience.
Slavic ritual dolls are part of a diverse folk tradition found across Eastern Europe. While often associated today with the East Slavic motanka tradition of Ukraine, Belarus, and parts of western Russia, related forms of handmade rag dolls also existed across several eastern and southeastern regions of Poland, including Lublin, Podlasie, and the Świętokrzyskie region.
Light and Dark a collaborative artist book created by Elizabeth Morrison, Vivienne McDermott, Ivana Girard, Francesco Geronazzo, and Kamila Waleszkiewicz for The Twists and Turns, a collaborative project presented as part of the Contemporary Print Media Awards 2026.
The Feminine Fragility exhibition is a transformative art experience that explores the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability in the lives of women. Through immersive installations and thought-provoking artworks, this exhibition seeks to spark dialogue about women's experiences, resilience, and the societal structures that shape their lives.
Crossroads a group show by the Art Conversations WA collective and Lois Moir and Zuifeng Cao, presents artworks exploring personal turning points, transitions, and the choices that shape our journeys. Opening speech by Lesley Zampatti.
‘Nature of Being’ a group show by artists Sarah Eve, Jan Henderson and Kamila Waleszkiewicz, present their artworks exploring personal connections and interpretations of the natural world. Opening speech by David Leith.
Embedded in the ethos of collaborative artistic expression and community engagement, the project has become a potent instrument for self-discovery and creative exploration. The Call & Response Project Conversations exemplify the transformative power of art, connecting communities, fostering creativity, and leaving an indelible mark on the local artistic landscape.
Through the creative lenses of painters, printmakers, sculptors, and textile artists, "Conversations" explored the rich history and culture of Inglewood. Artists presented over 20 unique artworks, capturing the essence of Inglewood's past and celebrating the thriving artistic heartbeat of our community.
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