
Regional Echoes Episode 1: Shandell Cummings
On a crisp Albany morning, visual artist and Merningar woman Shandell Cummings, and her mum Elder Lynette Knapp, meet a small group of women for a basket weaving workshop.

Our 2024 Annual Report
ART ON THE MOVE’s 2024 Annual Report marks a year of far-reaching touring, strategic sector development, and a deepened commitment to equitable arts access across Western Australia. In 2024, we toured six exhibitions to 19 locations, reaching over 39,000 people and travelling more than 35,000 kilometres.

A Meeting with Jessee Lee Johns, The Assistant to the Secretary of the Ambassador of The Commonwealth of New Bayswater
We chat to artist Jessee Lee Johns about The Ronald Courtney Institute, his latest work, or ‘diplomatic mission’, created under the under the framework of his micro-nation The Commonwealth of New Bayswater.

CRATE NEWS: Sector Update from Executive Director Ricky Arnold
As we settle into 2025, ART ON THE MOVE Executive Director Ricky Arnold provides an update on some of the exciting developments shaping the future of arts and culture in Western Australia.

Residency Update: Tania Spencer
Artist in Residence Tania Spencer reflects on her first visit to Gathaagudu/Shark Bay in the Gascoyne Region. Week One I was drawn to the Gathaagudu/Shark Bay area and the northwest coast through to Carnarvon and up to Onslow because this is the region that many of the shells were collected by my Nan and Pop on…

Stories Of Resilience
ART ON THE MOVE and Community Arts Network (CAN) are thrilled to commence the regional tour of ‘Ngaluk Waangkiny (Us Talking)’, an extraordinary multi-media exhibition celebrating the legacy of ten respected Elders from Boorloo (Perth).

A Hidden Legacy Unearthed
The story of terrazzo flooring and its cultural significance will be on full display when ‘Underneath/Overlooked’ opens at Collie Art Gallery on January 18, running until February 23, 2025.

WATCH: Tributaries
In this film, artist Tineke Van der Eecken shares insight into her exhibition Tributaries and what inspires her jewellery, sculpture and poetry practice.

RESIDENCY UPDATE: Shandell Cummings
Wangee Maaje was a product of me undertaking my planning to move forward with my PhD aspirations. While thinking about my PhD and the topic – recording and mapping cultural fishing practices on the south coast of WA – I started to think about how I could…

LISTEN: Arts & The Environment Panel Discussion
Back in September ART ON THE MOVE facilitated the Arts & The Environment Panel Discussion which coincided with the opening of Tributaries by Tineke Van der Eecken at Katanning Library & Gallery. In this conversation, hear facilitator Meri Fatin, artist Tineke Van der Eecken, poet and writer Mags Webster, councillor Lynn MacLaren, artist Peter Hill, and audience…

Take a journey back in time and see Kalgoorlie through a new lens
‘Time and Time Again: Rephotographing the Goldfields’ by Brett Leigh Dicks opens in Kalkurla / Kalgoorlie at Museum of the Goldfields.

CRATE NEWS: October
October was another exciting month for the team at ART ON THE MOVE. Here, we share some highlights.