Whats On

Over a decade in the making, Raymond Arnold’s panoramic etchings vividly depict Tasmania’s environmental evolution, particularly the West Coast. A dual-Glover Prize winner and celebrated Australian artists, Arnold’s works are showcased globally, from the Imperial War Museum in London to the National Gallery in Australia.

Showing at the Watershed in Wynyard Tasmania From 1 October to 31 October.

We are excited to welcome visitors to view the exhibition of our two digital artworks, Jarda Bura, Gurri Bura Gurri Ngarli & Wangaba Barnigu Wangabarni. Commissioned for WA Museum Boola Bardip in consultation with AACHWA, the two films will be on rotation through the screens on Francis Street and in the museum itself.

Filmed and created on Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi country in the Pilbara, Jarda Bura, Gurri Bura, Jarda Ngarli, Gurri Ngarli (Senior Woman, Young Woman) and Wangaba Barnigu, Wangabarni (Staying Alive) are two new digital artworks produced by Big hART and women from the community of Roebourne. These artworks are inspired by the enduring power of women’s relationships, and the significance of connections between generations that underpins a joyful exchange of strength and knowledge.

The digital works can be viewed at
WA Museum Boola Bardip,
Perth Cultural Centre,
Boorloo / Perth, WA, 6000

A new space for community, creativity and discovery in the North West of Tasmania. Housed in the new Wynyard Yacht Club multi-use building at the Wynyard waterfront, Watershed’s program is driven by a connection to place and the seasons. Enjoy live music, film, seasonal feasts, workshops for the whole community and more.

Future focused digital learning, grounded in community. NEO-Learning is a new platform which celebrates living culture and is co-created with young people of Roebourne. It provides quality First Nations digital arts content, resources and live virtual experiences for primary schools and students across Australia.