Indigenous Art Code

About Us

The Aboriginal Art Centre Hub Western Australia supports the development and growth of WA's Aboriginal visual arts sector. We observe, comment on and shape what's happening in the industry both in WA and on a National scale. Aboriginal art centres in WA can become members of the Hub to receive services and support such as:

  • Specialised training for managers, staff, governing committees, and artists
  • Liaison and networking opportunities
  • Communication with other member art centres
  • Best practice advice
  • IT support
  • Marketing and promotion opportunities
  • Assistance with recruitment, employment contract reviews, and staff appraisals
  • Advocacy - speaking out about issues that effect our members and Aboriginal artists

The Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA's services respond to the challenges facing art centres as they build the artistic and economic potential of their respective communities. We conduct regular consultation with our members to ensure our services and methods of support are highly relevant and effective.

Click here to download the Director's Cut of the Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA's Business Plan for 2011-2014.

The Aboriginal Art Centre Hub WA is a project of Country Arts WA and is supported by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet - Office for the Arts under the National Arts and Crafts Industry Support (NACIS) Program.

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Wirnda Barna Artists Chairman, James Brockman, studying the history of the art centre movement at Papunya Tula Gallery, Alice Springs
© C Scoggin

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