Chinoiserie – the Western appropriation of Asian aesthetics – rose to prominence in eighteenth century at a time when the…
View A Gentle Misinterpretation: thirteen artists reveal the complex history of Chinoiserie and its legacy of cultural appropriation
Have you been curious to learn what’s coming up at FAC over the next few months? Wonder no more because…
View Check out the Jul–Sep 2022 Program
“It is time to see stained glass as art of the future, not only of the past. It does not…
View Meet Studio Artist Hannah Gregory
An ambitious new theatre company dedicated to “making invisible stories visible”, Encounter was founded in 2021 by theatre-maker, writer and…
View FAC Studio Artist – Jay Emmanuel from Encounter
Six Western Australian artists have been selected as the inaugural participants in Fremantle Arts Centre’s Groundwork program, a unique new…
View Groundwork: Six WA artists selected for FAC’s inaugural incubator
A recent Artist-In-Residence at Fremantle Arts Centre, Jacky Cheng is an artist and an art educator based in Broome, Western…
View Artist in Residence | Jacky Cheng
Fremantle Arts Centre’s April – June 2022 program has just been released. Read the online version to catch up on…
View April–June Program just announced
Fremantle Arts Centre has been awarded a $100,000 grant from the Australia Council for the Arts to implement Groundwork, a…
View Fremantle Arts Centre secures $100,000 Australia Council Grant for Groundwork
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We offer our heartfelt gratitude to the Whadjuk community and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who continue to care for Country and share their knowledge – this generosity and wisdom helps us to understand and navigate Country safely and respectfully.