Media and Copyright

People at exhibition

We welcome pre-scheduled filming, photography and media in the Gallery wherever possible. An AGWA staff member must supervise all commercial and media filming and photography within the Gallery.

Commercial filming and photography
For filming and photography for commercial use, please email us.

Copyright and the reproduction of works
If you wish to reproduce any works in the AGWA Collection, please apply here.

Related Information

Media Contact

For media inquiries on exhibitions, events, and requests for interviews contact:

Tanya Sticca
Community Relations Co-ordinator, Media

tanya.sticca@artgallery.wa.gov.au
+618 9492 6692

 

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Please be advised that AGWA does not have a dedicated Rights & Reproduction Officer so there will be significant delays in attending to copyright enquiries and requests to reproduce any works of art in the AGWA Collection.

Media releases

Charlotte Olsen. Geraldton Grammar School. See with your hands feel with your eyes 2019.

The voices of WA's young artists back in the Gallery

Pulse Perspectives exhibition opens Saturday 7 March.

Human impact on the environment, consumerism, identity and family are prominent themes and issues explored in this year's Pulse Perspectives exhibition, the annual display of visual art from Year 12 Visual Arts graduates held at the Art Gallery of WA.

Previously known as Year 12 Perspectives, this year’s exhibition features 44 works by 2019 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 29 schools across Western Australia, including Comet Bay College, Ursula Frayne Catholic College, Hale School, John Curtin College of the Arts, Geraldton Grammar School and Joseph Banks Secondary College.

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AGWA Live graphic

A new creative brew sees the launch of AGWA Live

Otherside Brewing Co, WAM and the Art Gallery of WA are bringing art, music, culture, and brews together in a series of free Friday Night events.

Across the four Friday nights in February, AGWA Live will see WA music and art celebrated with a pop-up bar and live music. AGWA and all its galleries will be open till 9pm with its "Ask Me" Guides available throughout. Live music sets curated by West Australian Music, will take centre stage at 7pm and celebrate Western Australian musicians.

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Hushahu looks at dailies in a cardboard VR headset. Photo by Greg Downing.

Take a virtual journey into the spirit world of the Amazonian Yawanawa people

Awavena, by acclaimed director Lynette Wallworth, opens at AGWA on Friday 7 February as part of Perth Festival 2020.

From Emmy Award-winning director and recent World Economic 2020 Crystal Award recipient Lynette Wallworth, Awavena is a stunning tale of metamorphosis told through cutting edge XR technology.

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