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Rooftop
Death Metal Summer
Gallery 10 | Until 21 Apr
Shot entirely with film and employing a candid street-style manner, this collaborative exhibition by American photographers Deanna Templeton and Ed Templeton, is an incredibly energetic overview of their overlapping individual practices featuring over 140 works produced between 1995 and 2019.
AGWA Rooftop
Rooftop:
10am-5pm daily except Tue
AGWA Rooftop is a 500-person venue offering unparalleled 360° views of the Perth CBD skyline.
Rooftop Bar:
3pm till late Fri & Sat
The Rooftop Bar features food and beverages with a distinct WA flavour, enjoy a sunset drink taking in the city views and sculpture walk with sounds by local DJs.
Christopher Pease
Targets
This 34-metre long, five-metre tall printed metal and light-based artwork wraps around the Rooftop’s exterior walls, reflecting on place, belonging, and the centrality of the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River) to both.
Sculpture Walk
AGWA Rooftop hosts an open-air sculpture park featuring works from the State Art Collection, including Gerhard Marcks’ The Caller and Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure, among others.
Sculptures
S1 Barbara Hepworth
S2 Jean Arp
S3 Henry Moore
S4 Gerhard Marcks
S5 Henri Laurens
S6 Oliffe Richmond
S7 Émile Bourdelle
Level One
The West Australian Pulse 2024
Gallery 07 | Until 6 Oct
WA's talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, empower and shape the world we live in. It is an inspiring, rewarding and insightful look at the world through the minds of our most talented young artists.
This year’s exhibition celebrates 32 years and features 60 works by 2023 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 36 schools across WA, exploring themes of mental health and social pressures, gender and culture, environmentalism and technology.
Dorothy Erickson: Più di Cinquanta
Gallery 08 | until 30 Jun
This exhibition celebrates over fifty years of designing and making jewellery by Western Australian born Dorothy Erickson as part of Perth Design Week 2024. Più di Cinquanta features State Art Collection works alongside a rich array of loans, including special pieces from Erickson's personal collection.
FORECAST
Gallery 09 | Now Open
FORECAST is an interactive exhibition for audiences of all ages and abilities developed in collaboration with Dianne Jones, Eva Fernandez and Dr Jo Pollitt. Equal part exhibition, artist studio, retreat, and creative weather station, FORECAST is a place for feeling, featuring interconnected generations of families and forests; daily disappearing treescapes painted with water; felt river stones for resting; and an invitation to move and be moved.
Ground Floor
Yhonnie Scarce: The Light of Day
Gallery 01 & 06 | Until 19 May
Internationally recognised Kokatha and Nukunu artist Yhonnie Scarce brings her luminous and powerful works to AGWA in the largest-ever ensemble of her collected glass and mixed-media works seen in Australia.
Scarce is known for her large-scale, unforgettable glass installations that reveal hidden stories of Australia's foray into nuclear testing, and the impacts of colonisation on First Nations people, illuminating the artist's desire to bring the darkest shadows of Australia's past into the direct light of day.
Balancing Act
Gallery 02 | Ongoing
Our story is not one story, but many stories to share.
Balancing Act features Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander works of art from the State Art Collection. In this exhibition, you will encounter a vast range of material revealing the wide scope of First Nations truth-telling and art-making practice. Radical observations about the ups and downs of life are placed side by side with expressions of relationships with Custodial Country. Balancing Act invites you to be surprised, delighted and challenged by the stories told through the eyes of First Nations artists and their works of art.
Look, look. Anna Park
COMING SOON
Gallery 03 & 04 | Opens 20 Apr
Rising star of Contemporary Art comes to AGWA in an Australian-first exhibition. Look, look. Anna Park debuts with more than 15 never-before-seen charcoal and ink works on paper that feverishly capture the spirit of contemporary life, created specifically for AGWA.
Drawing inspiration from popular culture, shared human experiences and interpersonal exchanges, Park’s works address the cultural construction and perception of identity, sexuality, and power within our hyper-mediated society.
