Exhibitions

A Dozen Plus Two

Mar 12 - Apr 2

A retrospective of artworks by Joyce Contos. 12 paintings and 2 paper quilts are samples of a variety of works and styles completed over 40 years.

Expressive colour and an imaginative, sometimes emotional, response to the environment burst out or loom suggestively from the canvases – at times surprising the painter with unexpected images.

i-WITNESS

Nov 8 - Nov 24

Join us at NEXIS (Narrogin Exhibition Space) for Narrogin Senior High School’s annual Visual Art and Photography student exhibition.

Helen Elliot

Nov 1 - Dec 24

Helen Elliot Join us at ARtS SPACE this November to view a wonderful selection of artworks by local artist Helen Elliot. Open Tuesday – Friday from 10am – 4pm

‘Machines & Makers: displaying a healthy obsession for sewing machines’ captures the extraordinary history of a disruptive technology from the 19th Century that changed the world. The exhibition takes us through the magic of creating stitch, texture and beauty, and reflects on the disposable clothing culture of the 21st Century.

Mungart Yok

May 25 - May 31

Noongar artist Nancy Henry showcases her contemporary abstract Aboriginal art.

Quietude

May 2 - May 26

Narrogin artist Casey Thornton presents her debut solo exhibition of figurative oil painting reflecting on the notion of quietude as the state of stillness and calm held within a person or place; a freedom from storm or disturbance.

Outside My Square

Apr 11 - May 10

View Peter’s creative works from the mind, visions and images laid down in acrylics and other mediums in realistic, impressionist and verging on abstract styles: stepping outside of his comfort zone and pushing the boundaries.

The Alternative Archive: Common Ground

Mar 22 - Apr 14

Local artists respond to existing and personal archives from the Narrogin region.

Continuity

Feb 8 - Mar 3

The connection between nature and history is the inspiration for the exhibition titled ‘Continuity’ which is on display at NEXIS from 9 February until 3 March, 2019.

Continuity includes drawings, ink paintings, photography, textiles and large scale frottages of tree branches inspired by the Murchison River area of Western Australia.