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Artists and artisans from First Nations Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa and Western Australia, exhibit new installations of crafted works for IOTA24

Current and former incarcerated artists sharing their unique perspectives, emotions and talents through a diverse array of artworks.

Four new commissions by early-career Noongar artists responding to The Carrolup Collection.

Animation and historical archive tells stories of the Strelley Mob and the significance of the 1946 Pilbara Strike.

Featuring seven works by First Nations artists work from the Curtin University Art collection which responded to the NAIDOC Week 2024 theme.

Revealing a complex, intertwined relationship with the spirit of the land through photography, print and video.

This selection of works from the Collection observe solar phenomena, use light as a driver for artistic creation and consider that our relationship to this fiery cosmic object must be taken seriously, especially given the human causes of climate change here on Earth.

Delving into realms of myth, objects, nature, and animals, Susan Flavell invites viewers to contemplate the mystical and otherworldly.

The John Stringer Prize was inaugurated by The Collectors Club in 2015 in celebration of the memory of one of Australia’s most acclaimed art curators, the late John Stringer (1937–2007).

This exhibition favoured small objects from the Curtin University Art Collection to interrogate the concept of treasure.

Since 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic spread, the presence of borders, and the fact that they can be closed and opened, has had innumerable impacts on our physical and psychological lives.

In this exhibition we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the landmark repatriation of the Carrolup child artist’s drawings in The Herbert Mayer Collection of Carrolup Artwork from Colgate University, New York to Noongar Boodja in 2013.