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Our First Cup of Tea ❤️ Everything moves at the speed of trust and we are so blessed to have been welcomed to Kariyarra Country and embraced by the deadly mob at @spinifexhillstudio we also was able to yarn with the deadly young men at @clontarffoundation Hedland High School and meet the deadly mob at JD Hardie Youth and Community Hub! The INDIGIVERSE only mission is to support creating a world we all want to be apart of and proud of, so we are so grateful to be building long and lasting relationships in Hedland and on Kariyarra Country, with vision to support however we can across the Pilbara and all regions. So again thank you!

INDIGIVERSE was blessed to have our first cup of tea with all the deadly mob in Hedland on Kariyarra Country! We want to share so much love and appreciation to @spinifexhillstudio @eldride.edwards and CEO of @formpilbara @tabithaminns ❤️ We are committed to working and walking with all our deadly mob to support long term impact on the ground across Australia. Thank you Spini and Form for the opportunity to start building long and lasting relationships with you all and community. We will be back on Kariyarra Country in June. #community #strongertogether❤️ #creativity #innovation #impact

🔴 OPENING TONIGHT | Pilbara Strike: 80 Years On Join us at Spinifex Hill Studio from 4:30 pm this evening for the opening of our pop-up exhibition marking 80 years since the 1946 Pilbara Strike, when 800 Aboriginal pastoral workers walked off stations across the north-west of WA in one of the most significant acts of resistance in Australian history. This exhibition honours the Spinifex families integral to that strike, and the artists, individuals and communities whose lives were shaped by it. Featuring works by Daisy Tinker, Lena Willalang, Beryl Ponce, Maywokka Chapman, Owen John Biljabu, Sophia Alone, Willara Barker and more. 🎵 Live music from @yurtiband at 5 pm, straight from Strelley, blending blues, desert rock and Nyangumarta language. 📍 18 Hedditch Street, South Hedland 🕓 4:30 – 7:30 pm, TONIGHT! Thursday 30 April 🎟️ Can’t make the exhibition? Catch the 1946 Strike Movie Night presented by @wangkamaya at Matt Dann Theatre & Cinema ———— This event is made possible thanks to @fortescuegram and Hancock Prospecting.

Three years in the making. Five artworks. Four towns along the mighty Murray. We’re proud to have delivered the River Country Art Trail in collaboration with Murray River Council - a series of large-scale silo murals and sculpture winding through Moama, Mathoura, Barham, and Moulamein in regional New South Wales. Each work tells the story of the communities and landscapes that define this stretch of the Murray; from @t_w_o_o_n_e water tower mural in Moama, inspired by Yorta Yorta culture and the white-faced heron, to @dulk1 vivid celebration of the Murray’s ecosystem in Mathoura, @instaguss tribute to Barham’s pioneering history, and @heesco three-part portrait of Moulamein’s nature, agriculture and identity. Stuart Green’s monumental @big_spoon_art sculpture completes the trail with equal ambition. Public art trails like this one do more than beautify a place. They build community pride, draw visitors to regions that rarely make the tourist map, and create long-term economic value for the people who call these towns home. Congratulations to the artists, the team at Murray River Council, and our team who brought this to life. Supported by the NSW Government through the Regional Tourism Activation Fund. @visitthemurray @visitrivercountry @nswgov

That's a wrap on FRONT. 🎨 For two weeks, 140 Perth was taken over by curious kids, bold teens, and a whole lot of creativity. Mural painting, stop-motion animation, podcast storytelling, dance, nature craft, and so much more, all completely free. Thank you to every young creative who walked through the door, every family who dropped in, and every facilitator, volunteer and partner who made it happen. You made this place feel alive. See you next time. 💛 FRONT was produced by Scribblers Festival, an initiative of FORM. Proudly supported by by the State Government through the Department of Cultural Industries Tourism and Sport, Lotterywest, City of Perth and has been kindly sponsored by 140 Perth and Spinifex Trust. 📷 @dan.macbride ❤️

We're inviting WA-based creative practitioners to establish the design narrative and themes for the redevelopment of Kwinana City Centre. This is a genuine seat at the table: artists will be embedded in the process from day one, shaping how the precinct looks, feels and functions. Who we're forming: A collaborative team of five; three artists, one design assist expert, and one cultural knowledge holder, working together through strategy and co-design. How it unfolds: An intensive on-site Creative Strategy workshop in June 2026 sets the agenda. From there, the team moves into a co-design phase to develop integrated concepts for the precinct. The fee: $5,000 for the strategy and co-design phases, with additional NAVA-aligned commissioning fees for concepts selected for fabrication. We're particularly interested in creatives with ties to Kwinana or the south metropolitan corridor, but all WA-based artists with a collaborative, community-engaged practice are encouraged to apply. 📅 EOI closes 5pm Tuesday 12 May 2026 📄 Download the artist brief and project information: Link in bio ✉️ [email protected]

Pilbara Strike: 80 Years On - Pop Up Exhibition Acknowledging 80 years since the Pilbara Strike This exhibition is an acknowledgement of the significance and impact of the Pilbara Strike across the Pilbara. We aim to showcase our artists and their families who were involved in the strike. To pay respect to the impact that the strike had on individuals, families and communities that are in and around our art centre. Artists: Daisy Tinker, Lena Willalang, Beryl Ponce, Maywokka (Mayiwalku) Chapman, Mr Gardiner, Mr Burton, Ms Alone, Owen John Biljabu, Sophia Alone, Willara Barker

Watching this on repeat. We're still glowing after Illuminate Yagan Square - lights, colour, movement and 30,000 people in the centre of Perth after dark. Big thanks to everyone that came along and also to our event partners @FORMWA and @edithcowanuniversity for helping make this year's Illuminate Yagan Square the biggest and brightest yet! Were you there? Share your #IlluminateYaganSquare moments and don’t forget to tag us. #IlluminateYaganSquare #IloveYS #YaganSquare #PerthisOK #VisitPerth

What a week!!! Thank you to everyone who visited us last week during the AACHWA Revealed programming week and Art Market. It was so nice to see so many new and plenty of familiar faces. This recap features our very own Revealed exhibiting artist Rekeshia Goodwin, seeing her work on the wall for the very first time with her mother by her side. Rekeshia’s artwork sold before the opening to the @artgallerywa State Art Collection 🤩🎉 We are so proud of her. We are so grateful to have such amazing opportunities and to the fabulous team at @aboriginalartcentrehubwa for delivering such events. 🫶🏼✨🎨

Been off grid lately - this is why. Mycologic was requested to time code and create visual content for this multi art installation: Pulse, a looping light exhibition in the Yagan Square Amphitheatre by artists Rachael Dease and Giorgia Schijf, produced by Lux Events. 🪄 Installation produced by @luxeventsperth 🎶 Rachael Dease 🪘 Drums @taiko_on 🧍 Contemporary dance by @enneagonmovement 📍 illuminate Yagan Square, presented by Development WA and curated by FORM. Mycologic was not involved in concept design for Pulse, with the structure and audio provided for time coding.

FREE EVENT 💡Illuminate Yagan Square returns 17–18 April, bigger, brighter, and bolder ✨🌈 Experience Perth after dark as Illuminate Yagan Square transforms the city into a glowing playground of light, sound, and movement. From immersive installations to the centrepiece PULSE, it’s a one-hour journey (or a quick wander) through a world shaped by light. @yagansquare @developmentwa_ @formwa @nrc.agency #invited #illuminateyagansquare #perth #perthisok #light

Many Stories, One Desert is now open until 2 July | FORM Gallery Two leading Aboriginal art centres. Two regions of WA - the Kimberley and the Pilbara. One shared desert, and the stories that continue to shape community, culture and practice today. Featuring Bidyadanga Artists and Martumili Artists. Every artwork in the exhibition is available for sale, with 100% of sales processed directly through each art centre's website. That means your purchase goes straight back to the artists and their communities. Browse the catalogue - link in bio.