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Revealed — Roslyn Padoon, My Mother Country, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 120 x 60 cm. Image courtesy of the artist and Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency.

Fremantle Arts Centre

Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia

Revealed

This year the annual Revealed Exhibition returns to Fremantle Arts Centre in collaboration with the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub of Western Australia (AACHWA.) The exhibition celebrates the diversity, talent and passion of contemporary Aboriginal Art practice in Western Australia. Known for championing new and emerging artists, and featuring hundreds of works from regional, remote and metropolitan art centres and independent artists, the exhibition is a cornerstone date on the industry calendar, attracting national and international attention.

The 2024 Revealed program includes the much-loved WA Aboriginal Art Market on Saturday 11 May. Expect to see over 30 stalls from art centres and artists across WA, artist talks in the galleries and delicious food and coffee vendors to enjoy.

The Revealed Exhibition and Art Market provides an ethical avenue for purchasing original art from art centres and independent artists across the state, with profits returned directly to the participants.

9 May—4 August

Fremantle Arts Centre

1 Finnerty Street Fremantle WA 6160

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