An exhibition by Irish artist and organiser Kate O’Shea and artist-architect Aideen O’Donovan, with invited collaborators. Long-time friends and creative partners from the southwest of Ireland, Kate and Aideen bring an experimental, collaborative practice to this immersive exhibition. JUMP CUTS emerges from Kate O’Shea’s international residency at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre, part of a cultural…

Walyalup I Fremantle Arts Centre is pleased to present David Shrigley’s solo exhibition. The British artist expands his conceptual practice with a new body of work comprising an interactive installation and large-scale neon. The evolving installation Walyalup I Fremantle Tennis Ball Exchange transforms the two spaces of Ngoorlak and Karrak Galleries. Visitors are invited to…

The 47th Walyalup I  Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award returns in 2025 – Australia’s premier acquisitive exhibition of work using any printing process. The Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award is Australia’s most prestigious, longest running print prize. The award and exhibition, which has been running for more than 40 years, boasts a national judging panel…

Where there is rock, earth, and water, there is clay. Under Fire brings together 18 Western Australian ceramic artists who embrace the elemental, transformative nature of clay. Across sculptural forms and experimental surfaces, the artists explore the line between control and chaos in their making and invoke memory, place and our changing environment. Structured around…

The City of Fremantle Art Collection will present a major retrospective exhibition, related public program and substantive illustrated publication about the art practice and creative life of celebrated Fremantle based WA artist Theo Koning (1950-2022). This is the first comprehensive exhibition of Koning’s art in Australia. With the assistance of his friends and family, and…