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Western Front

by Wing, Jason.

group show focusing on artists from Western Sydney working in/with non-commercial spaces

Spaghetti Western

by Powditch, James.

Solo Exhibition (October)

South West Central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833-2002

by Bennell, Troy, Chadd, Lance, Danischewsky, Margaret, Dempster, Parnell, Farmer, Fay, Hart, Reynold, Hill, Sandra, Indich, Keith, Kelly, Bella, Kickett, Francine, Pease, Christopher, Ugle, Primus.

On Track: Contemporary Aboriginal Art From Western Australia

by MacDonald, Norma.

Website accessed April, 2009 Showed toured nationally until 2008

Western Exposure

by Symes, Adrian.

Revealed: Emerging Artists from Western Australia's Aboriginal Art Centres

by Colbung, Charlie, Kelly, Alan.

On Track: Contemporary Aboriginal Art from Western Australia

by Ugle, Primus.

Toured by Art on the Move

Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards

by Pickett, Shane.

Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards

by Pickett, Shane.

On Track: Contemporary Aboriginal Art from Western Australia

by Reys, Karen.

Bent Western

by McIntyre, Arthur.

Configured:Aspects of contemporary western Australian figurative art

by Darbyshire, Jo, Hoareau, Thomas, Horeau, Thomas.

All Quiet on the Western Front

by Yamani, Jamil.

Video

Carrington Place, Katoomba, for People Places in Western Sydney Project

by Skennar, John.

Decorative fence panels, forged art bollards, forged handrails at Great Western highway, Blaxland

by Topolnicki, Henryk.

Blue Mountains City Council

Random Constellation: Western Hemisphere

by Christofides, Andrew.

Watercolour, ink and acrylic on paper, 56 x 63 cm

The Darug Story of Western Sydney

by Tobin, Leanne.

Western Gate

by Christofides, Andrew.

Watercolour, ink and acrylic on paper, 80 x 54 cm

non-western

by Wallace, Linda.

3-screen video installation, 13 minutes 30 secondsProduction assistant: Emile Zile

Westfield: Stephen Birch

by Birch, Stephen.

Funded by the Australia Council and the NSW Ministry for the Arts. Supported by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, ...