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Since 1986 ART ON THE MOVE has been providing funding support and management expertise for the development of touring exhibitions of contemporary art across the state of Western Australia, inter-state and internationally. ART ON THE MOVE is an Incorporated Association with metropolitan and regional galleries, exhibition venues, arts organisations and individuals as members. |
| ART ON THE MOVE's custom built crates | Still from ART ON THE MOVE's touring exhibition PICA Screen Selection: Replanted, a selection of contemporary video works. |
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Latest Breaking News... 18-12-2008 - Training Opportunities Watch this space for Professional Development Workshops for 2010. See workshop outlines on the TRAINING PAGE. Professional Development opportunities designed for visual art teachers are also included. more... 14-10-2009 - Nalda Searles - Drifting in My Own Land in Geraldton. Nalda Searles - Drifting in My Own Land will open at the Vancouver Arts Centre, Albany on January 30. This exhibition is an inspiring and fascinating insight into the mind of one of Western Australia's senior, most respected practitioners. Nalda Searles will be at the Vancouver Arts Centre for the opening of the exhibition and will return on February 18 for school talks. more... 06-01-2010 - A painter's view of art and life The retrospective exhibition David Gregson: A Desire to Relate is currently on show at the Geraldton and Greenough Regional Art Gallery until February 14. Presented by the Mundaring Arts Centre, this exhibition comprises a special collection of paintings by one of Western Australia's finest artists. more... 30-11-2009 - A Story to Tell on show in Kalgoorlie Laurel Nannup's printmaking exhibition A Story to Tell is on show at the Goldfields Arts Centre Gallery in Kalgoorlie until March 31, 2010. more... 20-01-2010 - Inspiring memorial exhibition to the Pinjarra Massacre of 1834 The Pinjarra Massacre Memorial exhibition will have a spectacular opening at the Fremantle Prison Art Gallery on Friday February 5, with a performance by Bindjareb Middar and 20 works of art by some of Australia's leading Indigenous artists. more... |
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