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artist talk + closing event_30/4/26 THE INTELLIGENCE OF FORMATION Temporal emergence of the MTTCI system at Baillie Hill EMERGE - CLUSTER - FORM - REFORM Baillie Hill Sculpture Walk Vic Park Arts Season Open Studios 11:00–5:00 Ellen Broadhurst Artist Talk 1:00–1:45 William Leggett in conversation with Ellen Broadhurst Closing Event from 5:00pm On site 11:00–7:00 @bailliehill @townofvicpark @rook_ari @__fortified__ @ellenbroadhurst_

artist talk + closing event_30/4/26 THE INTELLIGENCE OF FORMATION Temporal emergence of the MTTCI system at Baillie Hill EMERGE - CLUSTER - FORM - REFORM Baillie Hill Sculpture Walk Vic Park Arts Season Open Studios 11:00–5:00 Ellen Broadhurst Artist Talk 1:00–1:45 William Leggett in conversation with Ellen Broadhurst Closing Event from 5:00pm On site 11:00–7:00 @bailliehill @townofvicpark @rook_ari @__fortified__ @ellenbroadhurst_

It's time to channel your inner artist. 🎨 The Art Studios at Milly's Acre are officially open.⁠ ⁠ @ellenbroadhurst_ is the first artist to take up residence through @Rook_ARI , a rotating program championing up-and-coming artists right here at Baillie Hill.⁠ ⁠ Ellen is running hands-on workshops throughout her residency, where you’re invited to create your own wall-hangable clay tile. She has a range of designs to choose from, or you can email your own image ahead of time to be turned into a blue line drawing for your session.⁠ ⁠ Ellen then finishes each tile by hand over the following week. Sanded, varnished, and mounted, ready for you to collect or have delivered.⁠ ⁠ 🎟️ Tickets $75 per adult, $50 per child⁠ 🗓️ Thursdays & Sundays in May⁠ ⏰ Workshop times: 12-1pm • 2-3pm • 4-5pm⁠ 🤲🏼 Four guests per workshop⁠ 📍The Art Studios at @millys.acre , Baillie Hill (15 Hill View Terrace, East Victoria Park)⁠ 📧 Want to use your own image? Email [email protected] at least 24 hours before your workshop⁠ ⁠ To learn more about the Art Studios and make a booking, head to our website. Or swing past and say hi on your next visit!⁠

There are tickets available for my Clay tile printing workshops at Baillie Hill, where I am Rook Ari's Artist in Residence 🌈🌞⛓️👁️‍🗨️ Roll and print your own wall-hangable clay tile. Choose from my designs or email your own image to [email protected] at least 24 hours before your workshop and I will convert it into a blue line drawing. You will be able to print either or both images during your workshop. Workshop duration is roughly 1hour. I will sand, varnish and mount clay tiles over the following week, and they can be collected 7 days after your workshop, or we can arrange delivery. Kids & Adults alike welcome. Adults $75 Kids $50 4 tickets available per session session times : 12:00-1:00pm, 2:00-3:00pm, 4:00-5:00pm, On:: Thursday 23rd April Sunday 26th April Thursday 7th May Sunday 10th Mat Thursday 14th May Sunday 17th May Thursday 21st May Sunday 24th May Tickets available: https://buytickets.at/ellenbroadhurst/2174276

William Leggett - one of our sculpture artists in residence at Baillie Hill in Milly's acre art studios @baillie.hill @millys.acre @williamleggett_art Still time to check out these concrete works on the grounds of the venue as they transform and combine this month for Victoria park art season. @townofvicpark Ends April 30th William Leggett is a West Australian based visual artist and director of artist collective Studio Payoka. The work of William Leggett explores the collective memories and futures of culture, nature, and technology. Incorporating digital design and concrete construction technologies, the artist creates a complex visual language of modular architectural forms, imagery, and designs that evoke structures and environments which are both ancient and non-existent, simultaneously present in and absent from history. Photos by @gabrielle_a.t

Call out for artists *Extended to May 10th* Exhibition program May - December Applications Open - 25th March 2026 Applications Close - 13th April 2026 Shortlist - 13th - 19th April 2026 Applicants notified of outcome - 20th April 2026 Exhibitions confirmed - 27th April 2026 Fortified — a two-room gallery shopfront housed in Rook Ari 130 Oats St Carlisle (Victoria Park, WA) — is now accepting Expressions of Interest for upcoming exhibitions. We’re looking for artists across all disciplines: sculpture, painting, installation, performance, sound, moving image, design, and experimental forms. Fortified is a space to test, experiment, and present new work in an intimate street-front setting.  What we offer: – Two adjoining gallery rooms – Shopfront visibility in a vibrant community space – Openings & promotion through Rook Ari – A supportive environment for emerging & established artists    How to Apply Follow the google forms link in bio: – Contact details – Proposal (max 300 words) – Artist statement (max 200 words) – CV (max 2 pages) – Up to 5 images or video links - if applying for a group show compile images and additional bios in a seperate PDF and upload    Fortified at Rook Ari, Victoria Park WA  [email protected]   Follow: @__fortified__ @rook_ari   #artistcallout #pertharts #exhibitionopportunity #rookari #fortified

Art Season has come! Join us for our opening event for Nightlands Night Lands brings together a group of artists in Rook Ari whose practices traverse speculative fiction, ecological collapse, myth, and the persistence of form after meaning has eroded. Across sculpture, installation, sound, and hybrid material practices, the works in Night Lands propose figures and environments shaped by endurance rather than salvation. Opening night Thursday April 2nd 6-9pm Opening hours 6-9pm Thursday-Friday 10am-2pm Saturday-Sunday Ends April 30th Location: Fortified Gallery, 130 Oats Street, Carlisle Artists exhibiting Alicja Śpiewok-Deegan @alitsyeah Bernard Taylor @humanrepublic Chris De Sira @c_j_de_sira Greg Molloy @gm_olloy Jared Malton @_jared.malton Louis Everall @scruffyonline Scott Price @scott_price_art Sophie G Nixon @sophiegnixon Stephanie Reisch @stephanie.reisch @this__too @townofvicpark #vicparkartseason #vicpark #rookari #fortified

Victoria Park Art Season is here! Launching into our new artist in residency program at the beautiful Baillie Hill art sudios for 2026 with our first artist Ellen Broadhurst @ellenbroadhurst_ Ellen Broadhurst is a multi-disciplinary artist working primarily in sculpture & experimental film. Join Ellen for a studio visit and informal workshops throughout the day making clay prints and fridge magnets! Later in the evening for animation videos and sound performance. Opening day: Friday 20 March, 12-9pm (live performances at 6pm). Open studios: 11, 12 & 13 April, 11am-4pm (artist talks throughout the day). Closing day: Thursday 30 April, from 11am. Closing event from 5pm Opening tomorrow March 20th from 12 - 9pm come down for a wander at Baillie Hill in east Victoria parks new venue @baillie.hill @millys.acre @rook_ari @townofvicpark #vicparkartseason #vicpark #bailliehill #rookari

Final weekend - 10am to 3pm . . . Photos by @gabrielle_a.t . #artistruninitiative #artspace #exhibition #perthart

Can We Speak of What We Become? Opening night Thursday the 19th of February, 6-9PM An entity is coalescing – mounds of flesh writhing and condensing into an ancient mass. Within this formative body exists a spark of sentience, calling out and dreaming of what it is, what it may be, and what it will become. This primordial entity is a deity of self-design, and it is arriving imminently. An interdisciplinary exhibition featuring a series of paintings by @tom_________art paired with the printed ekphrastic poems of @rhyshermite . In its exploration of identity within a gendered culture, the body of work seeks to push the relationship between art and poetry – presenting both disciplines as a symbiotic and inseparable whole. #perthartists #perthart #perthpoetry #poetry #emergingartists

Today is your last chance to see my exhibition “The Shore We Return To”! Come by 130 Oat Street between 10-4 to check it out.

Can We Speak of What We Become? — Thomas Brown and Rhys L'Hermite @tom_________art & @rhyshermite Opening night Thursday February 19th 6-9pm ‘Can We Speak of What We Become?’ is a collaborative project exploring the construction of identity within a gendered culture. Brown’s airbrushed paintings and depictions of abstracted flesh intersect with printed poems by L’Hermite to convey a narrative journey, wherein a sentient entity narrates its own formation and eventual birth—contemplating the nature of its reality, its body, and its identity within these formative stages. Ekphrastic poetry works alongside painted forms to extend visual depictions with a personified voice. The result is a projected sense of sentience, where poems reflect the contemplative voice of the entity or embody the external forces acting upon it. Using the abject, the works seek to explore the inner battles of self-identification which struggle against external and gendered perceptions or structures, as well as the turmoil caused by unknown senses of self, and the duality of ‘the unique’ or ‘other’ being both deified or demonised by different societal groups. ‘Can We Speak of What We Become?’ forms a highly narrative series, where characterisation and worldbuilding techniques form a critical component to the immersive and projective experience of this inter-disciplinary exhibition. The works invite viewers to engage with the exhibition as a living, thinking entity, whilst contemplating the defining moments which shaped their own identities in the process. #perthartists #perthart #perthpoetry #poetry #emergingartists