Earlywork

Earlywork Art Gallery and fine art printing service based in South Fremantle, Western Australia. Exhibitions f

Meet the Artists: Sat 30 May, 11am – 1pm. Artists from Kaltjiti Arts in Fregon, a remote First Nations community 368 km ...
29/05/2026

Meet the Artists: Sat 30 May, 11am – 1pm. Artists from Kaltjiti Arts in Fregon, a remote First Nations community 368 km southeast of Uluru, have travelled to Perth for the opening of this exhibition and will be at the gallery on Saturday morning to share their work in person.

WANGKA KUTJU, TJUKURPA TJUTA
One Voice, Many Stories.

This exhibition, curated by Artitja Fine Art, brings together a powerful body of paintings and 2D sculptural works by fifteen Kaltjiti artists from Fregon, a remote First Nations community 368 km southeast of Uluru, in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands of South Australia. The works carry stories that move between ancestral Tjukurpa and intimate reflections on Country — a range that speaks to the depth and vitality of a living culture.

Exhibition runs: 29 May – 14 June
Wednesday – Sunday | 10am – 4pm

View exhibition online: www.artitja.com.au

WANGKA KUTJU, TJUKURPA TJUTA One Voice, Many Stories. Now open.This exhibition brings together a powerful body of painti...
29/05/2026

WANGKA KUTJU, TJUKURPA TJUTA
One Voice, Many Stories. Now open.

This exhibition brings together a powerful body of paintings and 2D sculptural works by fifteen Kaltjiti artists from Fregon, a remote First Nations community 368 km southeast of Uluru. The works carry stories that move between ancestral Tjukurpa and intimate reflections on Country — a range that speaks to the depth and vitality of a living culture.

Artists from Kaltjiti Arts are travelling to Perth for the opening and will be at the gallery on Saturday morning to share their work in person.

Opening: Friday 29 May 2026 | 6 - 8pm
RSVP to opening: [email protected]
Meet the Artists: Sat 30 May | 11am – 1pm
Exhibition runs: 29 May - 14 June
Wednesday - Sunday | 10am – 4pm

View exhibition online: www.artitja.com.au

Final day: STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.Daily 10am-4pm, 15 – 24 May 2026....
24/05/2026

Final day: STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.
Daily 10am-4pm, 15 – 24 May 2026.

Image: Marcia Hadlow, A Little Bee, oil on board.

Final weekend. STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.Daily 10am-4pm, 15 – 24 May 2...
23/05/2026

Final weekend. STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.
Daily 10am-4pm, 15 – 24 May 2026.

Images: Mark Welsh (oil on board)
Lost in E Minor
South Shed Blues
Double Pluggers
Hedgerow Oil

Final weekend. STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.Daily 10am-4pm, 15 – 24 May 2...
23/05/2026

Final weekend. STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.
Daily 10am-4pm, 15 – 24 May 2026.

Images: Ali Kidd (oil on linen)
Sun’s Harvest
Shelter
Orange Drift
Raft
Wintering

Marcia Hadlow. Desk Study, Oil on boardSame same But Different 3, Oil on boardSame Same But Different 2, Oil on boardSTI...
20/05/2026

Marcia Hadlow.
Desk Study, Oil on board
Same same But Different 3, Oil on board
Same Same But Different 2, Oil on board

STILL, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh.
15 – 24 May 2026, daily: 10am-4pm

In a culture saturated with noise and distraction, this exhibition considers silence not as absence, but as presence. Measured, attentive, and quietly engaging, everyday objects are held in suspension, inviting slow looking and inward reflection. The paintings draw on the discipline of looking found in artistic practice, where perception sharpens, and meaning accumulates. Still proposes that through restraint and careful observation, painting can recover a space for clarity, contemplation, and renewed attention.

Still, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh. Opened Friday 15 May, 2026Continues daily 1...
19/05/2026

Still, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh. Opened Friday 15 May, 2026
Continues daily 10am-4pm until Sunday 24 May 2026.

Opening 6-8pm Friday 15 May: Still, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh. In a culture s...
14/05/2026

Opening 6-8pm Friday 15 May: Still, an exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh. In a culture saturated with noise and distraction, this exhibition considers silence not as absence, but as presence. Still proposes that through restraint and careful observation, painting can recover a space for clarity, contemplation, and renewed attention.
15 – 24 May 2026, Daily: 10am-4pm

STILL. An exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh. Opening Friday 15 May, 2026. In a culture s...
14/05/2026

STILL. An exhibition of new works by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh. Opening Friday 15 May, 2026.

In a culture saturated with noise and distraction, this exhibition considers silence not as absence, but as presence. Measured, attentive, and quietly engaging, everyday objects are held in suspension, inviting slow looking and inward reflection. The paintings draw on the discipline of looking found in artistic practice, where perception sharpens, and meaning accumulates. Still proposes that through restraint and careful observation, painting can recover a space for clarity, contemplation, and renewed attention.

15 – 24 May 2026
Daily: 10am-4pm


Images: Mark Welsh

Opening 6pm Friday, 15 May 2026.StillNew paintings by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark WelshIn a culture saturated with ...
12/05/2026

Opening 6pm Friday, 15 May 2026.
Still
New paintings by Marcia Hadlow, Ali Kidd and Mark Welsh

In a culture saturated with noise and distraction, this exhibition considers silence not as absence, but as presence. Measured, attentive, and quietly engaging, everyday objects are held in suspension, inviting slow looking and inward reflection. The paintings draw on the discipline of looking found in artistic practice, where perception sharpens, and meaning accumulates. Still proposes that through restraint and careful observation, painting can recover a space for clarity, contemplation, and renewed attention.


Image: Ali Kidd

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