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| Fri 11 May 2012 - Sun 27 May 2012 |
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Time: Group Exhibition |
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Three WA artists explore visual perceptions of the passage of time and how that differs infinitely for each of us. Time is visually manifested as sequencing, bodies moving through space, or by migration. Includes painting, objects and photography by Barbara Douglas, Laura Mitchell and Anita Gadenne.
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| Sat 19 May 2012 - Sun 15 Jul 2012 |
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Ola Johansson and Amanda Newall: Projektet |
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In a joint residency between Fremantle Arts Centre and SymbioticA, the biological arts facility at the University of Western Australia, Johansson and Newall have undertaken a series of academic and artistic pursuits to investigate the similarities between our internal and external immune processes. |
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| Sat 19 May 2012 - Sun 15 Jul 2012 |
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Everything Old is New Again |
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The City of Fremantle Art Collection, established in 1958, is the largest municipal collection in WA with over 1,300 works. The Collection’s focus
on Fremantle artists and Australian prints celebrates the enduring importance of the visual
arts to Fremantle. |
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| Sun 20 May 2012 |
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City and Colour |
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Already confirmed to headline Groovin’ The Moo in May, City And Colour will be following up a hugely successful tour last year with a string of headline theatre shows across the country. The three time platinum certified project lead by Dallas Green (previous frontman of post-hardcore outfit Alexisonfire) has become a household name within the indie music community for their distinctive fusion of folk, blues, rock, and twangs of country. What began as a hobby for a hardcore singer has evolved into one of the most praised acoustic/indie/folk acts to enter the scene in the last decade. |
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