Hundreds & Thousands: Colour Conversations Mini-Tour

Fri 21 Jan 2022  |  11:00am — 11:30am  |  FAC Galleries - Meet at reception Talks
Talks

Hundreds & Thousands: Colour Conversations Mini-Tour

Fri 21 Jan 2022  |  3:00pm — 3:30pm  |  FAC Galleries - Meet at reception

Join us in getting curious about colour at our Colour Conversations Mini-Tours. Led by Andre Lipscombe, the Curator of the City of Fremantle Art Collection, these free tours will guide audiences through our current exhibition Hundreds & Thousands while unpacking the theory, science and emotion of colour as it appears in art.
Talks

Pecha Kucha Karaoke!

Fri 11 Mar 2022  |  6:30pm — 10:00pm  |  Main Gallery

The rules are simple. A screen, a microphone, 20 slides, 20 seconds per slide. That’s pecha kucha! Join us for a hard and fast exploration of the ideas, themes and artworks featured in Undertow. Stick around as we follow that up with a joyous evening of karaoke.
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Disclosure: Gemma Weston

Tue 22 Mar 2022  |  6:30pm — 9:00pm  |  Main Gallery

Introducing Disclosure, a quarterly evening of discourse and ideas, a space of ambition and experimentation. From art theory, to contemporary identity, Disclosure presenters will share knowledge and experience from their own unique vantage points, challenging us to see the world through a different lens, if only for an evening. In the first session, Gemma Weston – Perth Festival Visual Arts Associate, Curator and Artist – responds to the question ‘What’s text got to do with it?’
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An Evening with the Collection

Wed 23 Mar 2022  |  6:30pm — 8:00pm  |  Inner Courtyard

The City of Fremantle Art Collection is the largest municipal art collection in Western Australia. In order to showcase the rich and diverse array of artworks held by the City, we’re inviting you to a new event series – An Evening with the Collection. City of Fremantle Art Collection Curator Andre Lipscombe will host these relaxed, insightful evenings once a quarter – sharing fascinating stories about the artworks and artists, and how the works came to be part of the City’s Collection.