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Quiet Tuesday

This event has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience.

 

Experience the Gallery in a different environment, visit us on a Tuesday for a quiet, desensitised experience and appreciate your State Art Collection.

Our next Quiet Tuesday is for children aged 15 to 18 years with Autism. During this session, we will tour some of the current exhibitions including The Antipodean Manifesto and then play and create in Bruno Booth’s multi-sensory exhibition, Exquisite Bodies.

Team members from the Autism Association of Western Australia and AGWA Learning, along with AGWA Voluntary Gallery Guides will be on hand to support you on your visit and exploration of the Gallery.

Session time: 10-11.30am. Please arrive at 9.45am for a 10am start.
Places are limited, so registrations are essential.
Parents, carers and siblings are welcome to attend.
  • 9am–11am, 3 October 2023
  • FREE | bookings required

event cancelled

related exhibitions

The Antipodean Manifesto

Exquisite Bodies | Bruno Booth

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Quiet Tuesdays initiative

The Art Gallery of Western Australia (AGWA), AGWA’s Voluntary Gallery Guides and the Autism Association of Western Australia partnered to support members of the community with Autism. The partnership aims to bring the disability and community sectors’ expertise together to create more opportunities for inclusion in the arts and contribute to a more inclusive future for people with Autism and their families.

The partnership is the first program through AGWA’s Quiet Tuesday initiative. This initiative is designed to provide access opportunities to community groups on Tuesdays, a day when the Gallery is closed to the general public. The closure allows the Gallery to offer a quiet, desensitised experience for individuals who may require a different environment to appreciate and access the State Art Collection.

Kedela wer kalyakoorl ngalak Wadjak boodjak yaak.

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