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Building the skills to shape the future
The Six Seasons Bidi Artwork project – which included other seasonal markers created by Dellas Bennell, Kamsani Bin Salleh, David Jones, Jarni McGuire and Rubeun Yorkshire – was the biggest WA State Government investment in Aboriginal public art to date.
Embracing Kambarang: The art of Jarni McGuire
Embark on an enchanting journey through Subi East as the Noongar Six Season Markers come to life. Follow the winding Bidi Trail to encounter each of these magnificent sculptures, crafted by talented Noongar artists, each employing unique techniques and materials to embody the essence of the six seasons.
Pride and Preservation: Caring for Public Art
In Western Australia, we are fortunate to have a rich and varied public art sector. However, the ongoing care and maintenance required to keep these artworks safe and visually appealing is often overlooked or deprioritised; we’re all crazy busy, right?
Capturing the Essence of Djilba
Embark on an enchanting journey through Subi East as the Noongar Six Season Markers come to life. Follow the winding Bidi Trail to encounter each of these magnificent sculptures, crafted by talented Noongar artists, each employing unique techniques and materials to embody the six seasons.
Preserving the past, shaping the future: The crucial role of collection management
As the scrutiny of art and cultural collections intensifies, highlighted by recent oversight such as the British Museum’s handling of its historical artefacts, the need for responsible and ethical care of these treasures has never been more paramount. Join us as we delve into the realm of collection management with our expert Curator and Collection Manager, Siti Ridhuan, shedding light on this often over-looked aspect of owning a collection.