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PS Art Space presents,

Sharks and Shamans Yarn Party

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Date & time

31st of January 2017 at 10:00am
until 4:00pm

Additional dates

  • 21st Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 2:00pm

  • 22nd Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 2:00pm

  • 23rd Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

  • 24th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

  • 25th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

  • 26th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

  • 27th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

  • 27th Jan 2017 6:30pm

  • 28th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 2:00pm

  • 29th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 2:00pm

  • 30th Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

  • 31st Jan 2017 10:00am
    until 4:00pm

Contact

Address

PS Art Space
22 Pakenham Street
Fremantle
WA 6160
  • West End

Overview

Wes Maselli and John Prince Siddon.
Curated by Emilia Galatis.

Opening speech: Glenn Iseger-Pilkington, Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art and Culture at the South Australian Museum.

Sharks and Shamans launches a new artistic venture between Fitzroy Crossing Artists John Prince Siddon and Wes Maselli. The exhibition will explore multi cultural Australian narratives whilst celebrating some of the best contemporary art practice in W.A. right now. The Sharks and Shamans Yarn Party at PS Art Space FRIDAY 27th OF JAN @6.30PM invites people to celebrate alongside the artists and curator Emilia Galatis, starting timely conversations around who we are as ‘Australians'. The event will include an opening address by Glenn Iseger- Pilkington, Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art and Culture at the South Australian Museum as well as impromptu artist and curator talks.

Exclusive to the Sharks and Shamans Yarn Party is a collaborative live art work, interactive cat installations, a range of etched works on tin that mirror Kimberley boab nut carving, painted coolamons, the premier of a new video work by Wes Maselli, wheelie bins and maybe even Neil Finn!.
Presented in collaboration with the artists John Prince Siddon, Wes Maselli, Mangkaja Artists Resource Centre, the City of Fremantle and PS Art Space.

All works for sale with proceeds going to the artists
RSVP to Opening is essential by COB 26 January 2017: admin@psas.com.au

  • Free!
    • Adult