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Heath Ledger Opening Day

Heath Ledger (detail). Image courtesy of Frances Andrijich. © Frances Andrijich Photographer.

Discover a passionate film-maker – admire a screen legend – celebrate a local hero.

Heath Ledger: A Life in Pictures opens with a celebration of Heath Ledger’s life, legacy and creative passions.

Register for a photography workshop with one of Australia’s most successful photographers, Frances Andrijich. For aspiring film-makers, book into the Masterclass for exclusive access to international artist Daniele Auber who worked with Heath on The Brothers Grimm.

Hear from artist Vincent Fantauzzo who painted Heath’s portrait for the 2008 Archibald Prize in a free artist talk, or just drop in and enjoy the live beats from bands including CoLab and Kid Dingo.

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Please note: activities, times and venues subject to change.

  • 10am–5pm, 14 October 2017
  • Bookings essential

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Helpful hints:

  • The Gallery will be open from 10am-5pm
  • Heath Ledger: A Life in Pictures will be open from 10am with last entry at 4.45pm
  • Admission to the Gallery is free however, donations are always welcomed
  • Free and paid activities
  • Leave your large bags and coats at the cloakroom
  • No food or drink is allowed in the exhibition galleries
  • Photography with handheld devices for personal use is welcome (no tripods, selfie sticks or flashes)
  • Take a train or bus to the Gallery, click here for more information

Kedela wer kalyakoorl ngalak Wadjak boodjak yaak.

Today and always, we stand on the traditional land of the Whadjuk Noongar people.