Last week was a whirl wind of activity for Yamaji Art. Attending the annual Revealed Professional Development, Emerging Artist Exhibition, Market day and the Aboriginal Cultural Centre consultations was certainly a week to remember. As well an attending the Annual General Meeting for our peak agency Aboriginal Art Centre Hub Western Australia Starting off with […]
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Congratulations to all the artist on a successful opening night for their exhibition “Together, Walking Beneath the Night Sky”. The exhibition bought together 12 Artists from both Yamaji barna and Noongar boodja, who together celebrated the night sky by sharing stories of their culture, childhood memories, time on country and how their individual belief systems […]
A beautiful turn out to honour our Art centre Elders for this years NAIDOC theme “For our Elders” 7 of our senior artists were given the acknowledgment and respect they rightfully deserve. Many of whom have been involved with Yamaji Art as Artists, Board members and Cultural advisors for decades. The showcase gives us an […]
In collaboration with Julie Dowling and John Curtin Gallery, Yamaji Art are excited to present to you her most recent exhibition “Bidya Gurlbarl – Open Secret”. Currently exhibiting at the John Curtin Gallery the collection of works explores Dowling’ s “stories of her own First Nation family, Dowling re-presents the violence and power imbalance […]
Yamaji Art believe that artist should be given as much professional development opportunities to develop not just as an artist, but as individuals. Yamaji Art Manager and emerging artists met with arts lecturer Peta Riley to discuss how Yamaji Art can partner with the local Central Regional TAFE in Geraldton to develop an arts based […]
Yamaji Art partnered with the State Library of WA and The Minderoo Foundation to be one of the art centres apart of “another view” of Sir John Forrest’s expedition from Geraldton to Adelaide. Yamaji Art artists created an installation using 120 kg of Salt that had been poured on top of each other to form […]
