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Rooftop
The Medium is the Medium || Agatha Gothe-Snape Material
Gallery 10, Mural Wall, Lower & Upper Concourse | Until 20 Oct
Works by Agatha Gothe-Snape made between 2015 and 2024, including 7 major wall paintings, engaging with the ways we channel and respond to creative energies as they move between the physical and immaterial worlds of belief and imagination.
AGWA Rooftop
Rooftop:
10am-5pm daily except Tue
AGWA Rooftop is a 500-person venue offering unparalleled 360° views of the Perth CBD skyline.
Rooftop Bar:
Reopening Oct
5pm till late Fri & Sat
Featuring food and beverages with a distinct WA flavour, enjoy a sunset drink taking in the 360° city views and sculpture park with laid-back beats.
Christopher Pease
Targets
This 34-metre long, five-metre tall printed metal and light-based artwork wraps around the Rooftop’s exterior walls, reflecting on place, belonging, and the centrality of the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River) to both.
Sculpture Walk
AGWA Rooftop hosts an open-air sculpture park featuring works from the State Art Collection, including Gerhard Marcks’ The Caller and Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure, among others.
Sculptures
S1 Barbara Hepworth
S2 Jean Arp
S3 Henry Moore
S4 Gerhard Marcks
S5 Henri Laurens
S6 Oliffe Richmond
S7 Émile Bourdelle
Level One
The West Australian Pulse 2024
Gallery 07 | Until 6 Oct
WA's talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, empower and shape the world we live in. It is an inspiring, rewarding and insightful look at the world through the minds of our most talented young artists.
Material Practice: Howard Taylor’s Journal
Gallery 08 | Until 1 Dec
Material Practice: Howard Taylor’s Journal invites you to witness firsthand the evolution of one of Western Australia’s most significant artists, seen through artworks in the Collection along with pages from his Journal.
From his early experimentation with tempera and form to his later innovations in manipulating light and space, each artwork reveals the development of Taylor's creative process, enriched by the insight gleaned from his Journal.
Forecast
Gallery 09 | Now Showing
Forecast is an interactive exhibition for audiences of all ages and abilities developed in collaboration with Dianne Jones, Eva Fernandez and Dr Jo Pollitt.
Equal part exhibition, artist studio, retreat, and creative weather station, Forecast is a place for feeling, featuring interconnected generations of families and forests; daily disappearing treescapes painted with water; felt river stones for resting; and an invitation to move and be moved.
Ground Floor
Me, Also Me
Gallery 01 | Until 5 Jan
Drawn from AGWA’s Collection, including two new videos by Ayoung Kim and Daisuke Kosugi alongside Brett Whiteley’s The American Dream, this exhibition considers how artists employ tropes of mirroring, repetition, anecdotes and alter egos to map the contours of uncannily labile selves.
Balancing Act
Gallery 02 | Ongoing
Our story is not one story, but many stories to share. Balancing Act invites you to be surprised, delighted and challenged by the stories told through the eyes of First Nations artists and their works of art in this State Art Collection showcase.
Sandra Black: Holding light
Gallery 03 | Opens 5 Oct
The first comprehensive survey of works by internationally acclaimed Western Australian ceramicist Sandra Black.
Spanning over 50 years of practice, the exhibition surveys important touchpoints in Black’s career from 1972 through to her current practice.
Julia Gutman, Life in the third person
Gallery 04 | Opens 5 Oct
AGWA has commissioned a major new work by young Sydney-based artist, Julia Gutman, who won 2023’s prestigious Archibald Prize.
It’s Gutman's largest and most intricate work to date, one that employs textiles in way that is both sculpturally expansive and intimately ‘drawn’.
TIME • RONE
Centenary Galleries
Now Showing | Ticketed
Step into a moment suspended in time and get lost in an immersive art experience like no other.
Following a sell-out season in Melbourne, TIME • RONE is now showing in AGWA’s Centenary Galleries, featuring expanded staging and a new room, exclusive to Perth.
