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Welcome to the February edition of the Creative Mandurah Newsletter. You can scroll to content sections using these quick links:
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Wearable Art Mandurah is seeking requests for quote for a individual or organisation to oversee the wardrobe coordination.
The successful applicant will organise the storage units, the receipt and dispatch of garments, liaise with the WAM team and artists, keep accurate records and inventories of garments and coordinate the movement of garments to and from events. They will also be required to work closely with key stakeholders.
For more information contact: heloise.lorimer@mandurah.wa.gov.au or 9550 3279
Closing date: 5 February, 5pm.
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We are seeking inclusive, sensory projects to offer the experience of Wearable Art Mandurah to people of varying abilities. The project/s should reflect the theme of wearable art, and take place in the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre on the showcase weekend (14 – 16 June 2019).
For more information contact: heloise.lorimer@mandurah.wa.gov.au or 9550 3279.
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February 16 - March 17
Through rigorous investigation of written and oral histories, community narratives and personal experiences, eleven local artists present a collection of alternative archives.
Read more.
Launch Event: Sunday, 17 Feb @ 2pm with curator and artist, Anna Louise Richardson
Cultural Day: Sunday, 24 Feb @ 11am - 2:30pm (approx. finish).
Artist Talk: Sunday, 3 Mar @ 2pm
This program is supported by the State Government of WA and Country Arts WA. The Regional Arts Fund is an initiative supporting the arts in regional and remote Australia, administered by Country Arts WA.
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Applications to enter the Masterpieces Art Competition and Exhibition are now open.
Masterpieces celebrates the creative diversity of local artists between the ages of 13 to 25 years, and offers prizes to the total of $2,000. Read more.
Image: 'Dakota' by Amber Bakhuizen
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Each month, CASM highlights one artist with items currently available in the Gift Shop. Denise works intuitively with fabrics, creating contemporary handbags, scarves, jewellery, unique items of clothing and, more recently, flora and fauna sculptural forms. Read more.
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During this workshop participants will learn how to make amazing raw snacks, such as bliss balls, dip, and brownies. Read more.
When: February 16, 2 - 4pm
Where: Lakelands Library and Community Centre
Cost: $20
Bookings (essential): Call 9550 3835
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The Frasers Landing Community Centre currently has space available for art classes or art groups interested in hiring the facility. Bookings are in four-hour blocks, at a cost of $25 per block. Groups must have public liability insurance. Minimum hiring one school term.
For more information, contact: communityWA@frasersproperty.com.au.
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