What's On

We’re beyond excited to welcome our latest exhibition What Now? The next generation of Martumili artists to the walls of The Goods Shed, opened on Wednesday 7 October. What Now? ...

Meet the Martumili Mob – 6pm, Thursday 8 October Get to know the next generation of Martumili Artists as they lead a tour of What Now?, a diverse and eclectic group exhibition from one of ...

12 March – 31 July *** We’re really excited to be able to reopen The Goods Shed and Coffee Pod to the public as of June 6 2020. Social distancing measures remain in place, and The Goods ...

10:00AM – 1:00PM Saturday 12 September All materials provided Join award-winning weaver and Wadandi/Minang/Koreng Bibbulmun artist, Lea Taylor, for the first workshop in our Spring Workshop ...

10:00AM – 1:00PM Sunday 13 September All materials provided In our second workshop for The Goods Shed Spring Workshop Series, artist Lea Taylor will demonstrate how traditional Aboriginal basket ...

10:00AM – 12:45PM Saturday 19 September We’ve teamed up with House of Hobby to present this unforgettable creative experience as part of our Spring Workshop Series. Relax and unwind while Sophia ...

2:30PM – 5:15PM Saturday 19 September Spring will well and truly bloom during this House of Hobby workshop with El from Maple & Wren. Learn how to arrange fresh flowers and make every bunch ...

6:00PM – 8:30PM Wednesday 23 September House of Hobby and The Goods Shed present Watercolour & Wine – Botanical Edition, the final workshop in our Spring Workshop Series. Discover your inner ...

A speaker session with Milingimbi Arts Centre Manager Chris Durkin Saturday 9th November 10.30-11 am The Goods Shed This is a free event but bookings are essential. Email rsvp@form.net.au to ...

Learn to Weave a Basket 23 November 2019 10:00AM – 2:00PM All materials provided GET TICKETS In this workshop, you’ll learn simple techniques to make a sculptural yet practical woven ...

A workshop for children aged 10 and above where you’ll learn how to make your own animal using natural materials and techniques of wrapping or binding meadow grass to sculpt your original ...

Weaving describes an action, and it also connotes a tradition imbued with cultural heritage. Distinctively and regionally diverse, the Indigenous fibre art of Australia is nonetheless expressive ...

In this 3 hour Aboriginal Coiling workshop you will be guided to create your own basket using natural and hand dyed raffia. We will talk about the natural dyes used and how to dye your own raffia ...

Scribblers Festival is Western Australia’s biggest authors’ event dedicated to young people. Find out who we’ll be hosting in 2020 and nab a spot for your school. Last year the program sold ...

Join Bill Lucas and FORM’s Creative Learning team for a special session on Creativity and the Future of Work.  Why critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving capabilities matter in an age ...

Creative Schools 2020 Information Session THURSDAY, 31 OCTOBER 1-3 pm FORM’s Creative Schools aims to prepare young Western Australians with the skills the need for an unpredictable future. ...

FORM is inviting schools to visit and engage with The Alchemists, an exhibition of Aboriginal weaving knowledge showing at The Goods Shed until February 2020. Weaving is an artistic practice ...

KIM KIRKMAN Writer; FORM building a state of creativity In Nauiyu, a small Northern Territory community on the banks of the Daly River, 25 year-old Kieren Karritpul translates to canvas the ...

NICOLE CHAFFEY Arts Centre Manager Baluk Arts The South Eastern region of Australia is an area rich in traditional expression and the women artists of Baluk Arts are ensuring the perseverance of ...

Embedding Capabilities: A vital challenge for all school leaders This session is ideal for Principals and school leaders and will cover: Capabilities: a global overview. Australian national ...

MAGS WEBSTER Writer, FORM, building a state of creativity Ghost nets. The abandoned detritus of broken and derelict fishing gear, tossed or torn from trawlers and fishing boats. The equivalent of ...

We’re really excited to be able to reopen The Goods Shed and Coffee Pod to the public. Social distancing measures remain in place, and The Goods Shed will be accessible between 8am and 3pm ...