Exhibitions

Meaning ‘Us Talking’ in Noongar, Ngaluk Waangkiny is a landmark, multi-media storytelling project designed to honour and preserve the legacy of Elders. Ten respected Elders from Boorloo (Perth) have collaborated with Community Arts Network to share their life journeys as part of this truth-telling project. Their stories are poignant, powerful and at times heartbreaking and harrowing – but they have been laid bare so that future generations are aware of Australia’s often hidden Black history.

Join us in the gallery for 'My Creative Journey', a solo exhibition by Cuballing artist and Chedoona Gallery resident Peter Denton.

Immerse yourself in the evocative world of indigo — a colour rich with history, symbolism, and emotion.

The annual NSHS student art exhibition.

SPACED and Arts Narrogin are excited to announce Pigments of the Earth, an exhibition by Irene Agrivina and M.Haryo Hutomo X HONF (Indonesia), a culmination of their Circular Economies residency in Narrogin.  

Narrogin and the South West is a photographic exhibition by enRICH Scholarship recipient Casey Jacobs, who over the past year has been mentored by acclaimed landscape photographer Christian Fletcher.

Discover 100 Chawan, an exhibition exploring the quiet beauty of handmade ceramics inspired by traditional Japanese pottery. Join Great Southern artists Linda Chambers and Collyn Gawned for an interactive artist talk and afternoon tea at Arts Narrogin.

Step into the rich, natural world of colour with Chasing Colours: an exhibition exploring the beauty and potential of eco-dyeing using local botanicals.

The exhibition invites audiences to resonate with queer audiences through recognition and affirmation, while remaining accessible to a broader public as a means of offering insight and prompting reflection on unfamiliar perspectives and histories.

Flesh in Bloom is a body of photographic & botanical works developed during Laura Sikes’ Next Level Fellowship with Regional Arts WA. Working across studio photography and collage, Sikes layers botanical materials onto bodily forms, producing images that serve as portraiture, arrangement, and abstract composition.

In the 1950s, Italian immigrants Giuseppe and Anna Scolaro established the Universal Tile Factory in Walyalup (Fremantle), hand-crafting terrazzo tiles from vibrant pigments and Italian marble.

Underneath/Overlooked invites you to step into their legacy through silk reproductions of the tile patterns, a hands-on pattern-making game, and photos of the homes where these tiles live today.

The Narrogin Art Group are celebrating 60 years of creativity.
The event will acknowledge founding members, celebrate the contribution of artists throughout the region and highlight the enduring role of community arts in Narrogin and the wider Wheatbelt.