Welcome
The Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA works with Aboriginal art centres across Western Australia to assist them to be seen, heard, respected and represented. We are the only Indigenous visual arts peak body based in Western Australia.
We provide professional support and development for art centre managers and artists. We advocate for the sustainability and viability of the centres.
We help sustain communities, artists, and their stories.
Please take a look around our site to find out more about our member art centres and services. You can also use this site to find useful information and links to important dates and resources.
Thank you for visiting the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA and for supporting ethical practice in the Aboriginal art market. To contact us please see our Contact Us page.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that the contents of this website may include images and references to deceased persons.
30.04.12: Marnti Warajanga - A Walk Together Travelling Exhibition
Communities in the Pilbara region of Western Australia will have the opportunity to contribute to the exhibition Marnti Warajanga - A Walk Together as it tours across the Pilbara throughout the month of May.
Read more30.04.12: New Chapter for Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
The future of the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair has been assured with the formation of a new executive charged with leading the ongoing growth and success of the annual Indigenous art event.
Read more30.04.12: National Regional Arts Conference Travel Assistance
A special round of funding dedicated to provide travel assistance for artists, arts workers and community volunteers is available to attend the National Regional Arts Conference to be held in Goolwa, South Australia in October 2012.
Read more30.04.12: 2012 John Fries Memorial Prize Call for Entries
Entries are now open for the 2012 John Fries Memorial Prize (JFMP) for emerging visual artists. The JFMP is an annual non-acquisitive award of $10 000.
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