13/07/2025
In this edition, we feature the extraordinary Terracotta Warriors: Legacy of the First Emperor at WA Museum Boola Bardip. The exhibition is a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with 2,000-year-old life-size warriors and a range of
artefacts from the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. Half of the artefacts on display have never left China, providing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in Australia to view and explore life in ancient China, but also marvel at the skills of art makers from two millennia ago.
Laetitia Wilson reviews Know My Name at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, an exhibition challenging the presence of female artists in art historical writing and in art collections.
Annette Peterson explores the stories behind From TAFE to FAME at Holmes à Court Gallery, a celebration of 125 years of art education through the works of well-known artists.
Sam Beard reviews Cast in Bronze at the Art Gallery of WA, providing an interesting peek into the sculptures lurking in our State Collection.
Professor Sandy Toussaint joins the Artist’s Chronicle for the first time with a review of The Unfortunate Woman V Her Well-Respected Killer, on show at the Old Courthouse and Law Museum in Perth, providing a visual understanding of the inequalities of domestic violence in Western Australia in 1876, resonating today.
To mark 32 years as gallerists, Thirty Two at Mossenson Galleries in Subiaco features a range of artists key to their history in a sentimental journey through time.
Lastly, we cover Margaret River Region Open Studios, Australia’s largest open studio event, this year in its 12th iteration and ready for visitors this spring.
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