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The finalists have been announced for the 44th Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, Australia's richest and most prestigious print prize. The award is known for celebrating traditional printmaking techniques alongside boundary-pushing works which look towards the future of the medium. This year 56 finalists were selected from 280 entries received from emerging and established artists from all over Australia.

Fremantle Arts Centre has an exciting program of events and exhibitions in the coming months. If you can't get your hands on a copy of the latest What's On program, read it online.

Tjukurba Art Gallery's Donovan Gilbert has two artworks in this year's Revealed: New and Emerging WA Aboriginal Artists exhibition. We caught up with him to chat about the inspiration behind his work. Revealed runs until Sat 1 Jun.

Fremantle Arts Centre will be closed to the public on Friday 10 May as preparations are made for global pop superstar Billie Eilish's sold out South Lawn show. This decision has been taken to ensure the concert is as safe and successful as possible for audiences, the artist and FAC staff.

We caught up with Warakurna Artist Dorcas Tinamayi Bennett. She's one of the 120+ emerging WA Aboriginal artists showcasing their work in this year's Revealed Exhibition.

As part of an on-going series, we're getting to know some of the 120+ artists involved in this year's Revealed Exhibition. We chatted to emerging artist Cynthia Bourke from Tjanpi Desert Weavers to find out more about her practice.

We're going behind the scenes of this year's Revealed Exhibition. Emerging artist Roger William Boona, from Kira Kiro Artists, chatted to FAC about his art practice, inspiration and what he's up to after Revealed.

Entries are now open for the 2019 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award. If you're an artist living and working in Australia, enter Australia's richest and most prestigious print prize.

We caught up vocalist and composer Hanna Benn ahead of her performance in the upcoming Perth Festival show Procession on Sat 2 Mar.

We caught up with Ochre Contemporary Dance Company's Mark Howett, director and creator of upcoming Perth Festival show Kwongkan to find out more about this powerful dance production and why he's inspired to stop climate change in its tracks.