It is a stage to honour homegrown creatives, whose visions of the possibilities and challenges of this diverse state are locally inspirational and globally relevant.

Senior artists are showcased alongside those who have never exhibited in galleries. Suburban graffiti writers, forest-dwelling painters, desert artists, urban sculptors and filmmakers, performers and photographers are among those celebrated.

Major commissions occupying the foyer, concourse, rest areas and rooftop see several artists extend their practice in the boldest ways possible.

Acquired using special acquisition funds, many of these works are now part of the State Art Collection, ensuring that future generations can find meaning and wonder in the art of this place and time.

Central to this ambition is the Collective Ground exhibition, which includes 56 newly-acquired works by several generations of living Western Australian Indigenous artists.

Supporting this are reimagined Collection displays.

Our rich holdings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art are given pride of place on the ground floor.

Collection works by Western Australian artists are made visible throughout, demonstrating the depth and reach of the state’s creative spirit and the role of the Gallery in securing its longevity and accessibility.

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