Moores Building
Located in Fremantle’s historic west end, the Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery is a City of Fremantle subsidised art gallery offering a diverse showcase of contemporary art by local and national artists in low cost exhibition and project spaces.
Visitor Information
Opening Hours
Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery is open daily
Galleries Open 10am–4pm
Moore & Moore Café 7am–4pm
Closed Christmas Day & New Year’s Day
Free Entry
Find Us
46 Henry Street, Fremantle WA 6160
PO Box 891, Fremantle WA 6959
08 9432 9898
Parking & Getting Here
Free 30 minute parking bays are available on High Street, bordering Henry Street. Paid parking is available on Henry Street and the surrounding streets.
Public Transport
The Moores Building is a 10 minute walk from Fremantle Train Station.
Gallery hire
Six exhibition spaces are available for hire to artists, arts organisations and communities.
For further information and to hire an exhibition space contact Richie Kuhaupt, Moores Building Exhibitions Manager on 9432 9898 or [email protected].
The Moores Building is managed by Fremantle Arts Centre.
25Under25 Art Award
Opening Fri 24 Aug | 6pm | Free
Exhibition Runs Sat 25 Aug – Sun 2 Sep
25Under25 Art Award is an annual City of Fremantle showcase celebrating young artists. Open to all art forms, the exhibition features 25 selected artists aged 14 to 25 with a $2,000 cash prize pool on offer. A free information session for young artists will be held Sun 2 Sep and will cover grant writing, arts opportunities and industry networks. Join us at the opening for the announcement of the winners.
FAC Student Exhibition
Opening Fri 7 Sep | 6pm | Free
Exhibition Runs Sat 8 – Sun 16 Sep
The FAC Student Exhibition is a showcase of painting, drawing, photography, jewellery and ceramics created by students who have participated in FAC’s learning program in the past two years.
KOPA
Opening Fri 21 Sep | 6pm | Free
Exhibition Runs Sat 22 Sep – Sun 7 Oct
KOPA is an exhibition celebrating the 100 year anniversary of independence of the three Baltic countries Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania. The project involves artists from each of these countries, who work across all art forms. Artists include Peteris Ciemitis, Julian Ciemitis, Isabel Ciemitis, Selga Esots, Gabrielle Mazalevskis, Anita Ozolins, Erna Raudzins, Maris Raudzins, Lolita Skye-lark, Jana Wallace-Braddock, Len Zuks, Linda Skrolys and Sue Briggs.