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.
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Ayano Yoshizumi announced as the winner of the 2021 Tom Malone Prize
The winner of the 2021 Tom Malone Prize for Australian glass artists is Ayano Yoshizumi for her work ICON #2010.
ICON #2010 was selected as the winning piece from a competitive short list of thirteen works by Australian artists including Kate Baker (NSW), Clare Belfrage (SA), Hannah Gason (ACT), Marcel Hoogstad Hay (SA), Rita Kellaway (SA), Gerry King (SA), Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello (ACT), Peter Kovacsy (WA), Jeremy Lepisto (NSW), Madeline Prowd (SA), Kirstie Rea (NSW), Ayano Yoshizumi (SA) and Madisyn Zabel (ACT).
Celebrating the voices of WA's talented young artists
Pulse Perspectives exhibition opens Saturday 8 May
Human impact on the environment, 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.
2021 Tom Malone Prize shortlisted artists announced
The Art Gallery of WA is pleased to announce the thirteen shortlisted artists for the 2021 Tom Malone Prize for Australian glass artists.
The 2021 prize will bring together work by many of Australia's best glass artists including: Kate Baker (NSW), Clare Belfrage (SA), Hannah Gason (ACT), Marcel Hoogstad Hay (SA), Rita Kellaway (SA), Gerry King (SA), Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello (ACT), Peter Kovacsy (WA), Jeremy Lepisto (NSW), Madeline Prowd (SA), Kirstie Rea (NSW), Ayano Yoshizumi (SA) and Madisyn Zabel (ACT).
From music clip to exhibition installation, Leaving LA opens as part of Perth Festival
Leaving LA brings together the visions of two Western Australian creative luminaries: singer-songwriter, comedian, actor and director Tim Minchin, and his childhood friend, artist, graphic designer, director and animator Tee Ken Ng. The project is a three-dimensional realisation of the animated music video Ng created for Minchin's song Leaving LA.
Presented as a live animation installation, the exhibition combines hand-made zoetropes, projection, camera-phones and video, revealing the unique and exquisite charm, art and craft of Tee Ken Ng's animation practice.
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