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Workshop The Type Club’s February Meetup

The Type Club’s February Meetup

Join The Type Club’s first gathering of the year to talk lettering and typography, ideas and techniques.

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Exhibitions A MAN, A MONSTER, & THE SEA

A MAN, A MONSTER, & THE SEA

The Goods Shed becomes an underwater wonder-world with this reef-themed installation knitted and crocheted by Indonesian installation artist Mulyana, whom FORM brings to Perth for his first Western Australian residency.

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Speaker Event Teaching Creative Thinking: A Masterclass With Paul Collard and Bill Lucas

Teaching Creative Thinking: A Masterclass With Paul Collard and Bill Lucas

Join UK thought-leader Bill Lucas and Paul Collard for a hands-on workshop, suitable for all educators

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Residency Creative Places | A Speaker Series On Curating Opportunity in Communities

Creative Places | A Speaker Series On Curating Opportunity in Communities

Tim Jones and Jason Roberts are two people who have walked the walk in place-making. Tim coined the term ‘creative place-making’ and is in demand all over the world for his experience with using the arts to transform cities and communities. Jason is the founder of the Oak Cliff Transit Authority, Dallas, and the original Better Block Project, an organisation which takes blighted blocks with vacant properties and transforms them with temporary pop-up businesses, bike lanes, seating and landscaping.

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Exhibitions Painting Power | Ritual, Art & Land

Painting Power | Ritual, Art & Land

The relationship between the power of nature and the energy of ritual traditions is explored in these potent artworks by Aboriginal artists living in remote Australia. Their vivid canvases evoke rain making rituals, ancestral narratives, the connection to stars and moon and how they feature in traditional land management practices.  Exhibition opening Friday, 5th May, 6-8pm at The Goods Shed. 

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Workshop Creative Learning For Schools | Bespoke workshops for students of all ages.

Creative Learning For Schools | Bespoke workshops for students of all ages.

Is your child inquisitive, imaginative, persistent, disciplined and collaborative? These ‘good habits of mind’ are what FORM aims to encourage as part of our Creative Learning program: bespoke workshops for students of all
ages. In particular we look at the role of arts and culture in connecting people, community cohesiveness and giving people a sense of place and identity. We’re offering opportunities to explore the artworks of our exhibitons in ways which relate to the curriculum. Workshops are free but must be booked in advance. Please contact Lamis Sabra on learning@form.net.au for bookings, times and dates.

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Exhibitions Earth Matters | Aboriginal artwork from the Kimberley and Arnhem Land

Earth Matters | Aboriginal artwork from the Kimberley and Arnhem Land

This exhibition explores the enigmatic qualities and materiality of white earth pigments in Aboriginal artwork from the Kimberley (WA), Arnhem Land (NT) and Tiwi Islands (NT) in paintings, and three dimensional works.
As a medium that is tied to tradition, white ochre or gapan also provides opportunity for abstraction, minimalism and experimentation. Artworks explore the interaction and connection between art, earth, culture and identity, as well as metaphysical and ancestral elements.

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Residency Stuart Frost | An Environmental Artist Residency

Stuart Frost | An Environmental Artist Residency

Sculptor and environmental artist Stuart Frost  explores culture, myth and history in playful, ephemeral land art interventions. During a month long residency with FORM in Western Australia the British artist will turn his skill for crafting natural and forgotten objects into beautiful, paradoxical artworks, challenging perceptions and responding to our great southern continent in fresh, distinctive ways.

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Exhibitions Gloria

Gloria

FORM is proud to present the eponymous, debut solo exhibition from Gloria. Born in Jigalong in 1975, Gloria is a Martu woman working out of Spinifex Hill Studios in South Hedland. Gloria is an acrylic painter within a powerful matriarchal tradition that emerged in the Western Desert in the early 2000s. Her loose brushwork and pastel palettes have drawn critical attention for their highly affecting presence, and these artworks announce Gloria as a truly exciting contemporary abstract artist.

 

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Residency Paul Collard

Paul Collard

Internationally acclaimed creative education expert Paul Collard returns to Perth for a month-long residency this March, working closely with Perth’s young people, and sharing his knowledge with their parents, carers and educators. Hear Collard speak in a special address at the Scribblers Program Launch on Thursday, 1st March at The Goods Shed.

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