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TIME • DINING is fast becoming the art x dining x bar destination of the season. The perfect high-tier, corporate event to impress groups of up to 16. 🎨 Art by Rone 🍽️ Food by Guy Grossi 🎨 Styling by Carly Spooner 🎼 Music by Nick Batterham 🍷 Wine by St Hugo (curated by VNTNR) Book your event via https://lnkd.in/gPRjJRW8 📹 by @pertfoodette [IG] #ArtGalleryWA #AGWA #RONE #TimeRone #GuyGrossi #WAtheDreamState Tourism Western Australia

Be a Part of AGWA’s Reimagined Next Collective! We are redefining our giving community, creating deeper connections and amplifying your impact. As a Next Collective donor, you will be at the forefront of shaping the future of one of Australia’s leading arts institutions. Your support is key in helping AGWA discover and champion break-out names from Australia and beyond. Not only will you enjoy exclusive access to curated experiences, but you’ll also contribute directly to acquiring works from the next generation of artists. With expert insights from AGWA’s curators, you’ll help bring new, dynamic, and socially engaged art into the State Art Collection. The future of art in WA is in your hands. Become a Next Collective donor and help shape the future of your State Art Gallery today! Join before 13 November for an exclusive invitation to our Next Up event. There, you’ll play a role in selecting the next rising stars and ensuring their work is celebrated for generations to come. Visit https://lnkd.in/gy4sJtu6 to learn more. Photo: Catch Create. #ArtGalleryWA

Do you have a theory about the faces in TIME • RONE? In episode 4 of 5 of this exclusive series about the artist, RONE describes in his own words the message behind 'TIME' and what the haunting portraits in each room represent. Watch the full episode on YouTube via https://bit.ly/480BUgb

In the third episode of the exclusive series about the artist, RONE tells us how TIME has transformed the spaces of Burnham Beaches, Flinders Station and the Centenary Galleries into haunting immersive works of art. Watch the full episode on YouTube via https://lnkd.in/gSaRXuTs

Archibald-winning artist Julia Gutman will unveil her largest artwork to date at AGWA next week on Saturday, 5 October. 'life in the third person' is not only ambitious in scale, sitting at 15 x 3.3 metres, but it is also a material leap for the artist, who is known for stitching together donated garments to create narrative tableaux. This work is jacquard woven, a first for the artist, and composed on a 3-metre loom at Textiel Lab in the Netherlands. Gutman’s work has been described as “painting with fabric”, her 2023 Archibald Prize win represented an institutional acknowledgement of this expanded approach. Her work draws on motifs from historical painting to reflect on the interpersonal, projection, intimacy and the performance of selfhood. 'life in the third person' opens at AGWA on Saturday 5 October 2024. The exhibition will be officially launched at a special event with the artist on 25 October – the details of which will be rolled out soon. More info. about 'life in third person' via https://bit.ly/4duAewL -- Julia Gutman, life in the third person, 2024 (work in progress, detail). Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf. © Julia Gutman, 2024. Julia Gutman, photo: Magdalene Shapter. #ArtGalleryWA

In this second episode of the series, we hear from the artist behind TIME • RONE, and learn how @r_o_n_e's work has evolved over the years. He provides his personal insight into how 'TIME' came to life for all the world to experience. Watch the full episode on YouTube via https://lnkd.in/gkd87mxe

To celebrate the recent extension of TIME • RONE, we're excited to release the first episode of an exclusive docuseries about the artist. Learn about RONE's artistic journey from humble beginnings in street art to large-scale building takeovers. Watch the full episode on YouTube via https://lnkd.in/gf__V9X9 #ArtGalleryWA #AGWA #RONE #TimeRone

Introducing Hannah Raphael, one of our young emerging artists featured in ‘The West Australian Pulse 2024’. In this video, artist Hannah Raphael shares how her maternal cultural heritage and love for her mother and grandmother has informed her work, 'Mother's Garden'. Raphael's work is exhibited as part of 'The West Australian Pulse 2024', closing in just under a month. Be sure to view the exhibition before 6 October. Learn more at https://bit.ly/447JYKl AGWA thanks its sponsors The West Australian, Wesfarmers Arts, JCDecaux Australia and Department of Education, Western Australia. Video by VAM MEDIA

Congratulations to the winner of 'The West Australian Pulse 2024', Aaron Yong. His work 你回来了 (You are back), has received the most votes out of 60 works by 2023 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 36 schools across WA, and has won him the first prize of $2,500. Perth Modern School where he completed year 12, will also receive an AGWA workshop and tour package, and one lucky voter will win a $100 AGWA Design Store voucher. "你回来了(You are back) reflects the confusion and anxiety of living between two cultures. Becoming more fluent in English led to the fading of my nave language, Hakka. Now, my conversations in Hakka are short and fragmented. Losing my language parallels the vanishing memories of my childhood. The shattered depiction of Chinatown amid an industrial urban landscape symbolises this loss and fracture. The repetition of cultural and nostalgic objects creates a sense of chaos, conveying the stress of navigating my cultural heritage and the Western lifestyle. Originally detailed with graphite pencil, I then transitioned the drawing to a large-scale, colour print." There is still time to see Aaron's work as well as all the exceptional pieces by other young artists; The West Australian Pulse 2024 is open until October 6. If a physical visit to the gallery is not possible for you, you can tour the exhibition virtually online, watch videos and view the exhibition catalogue. Access these via https://bit.ly/447JYKl Thank you to our sponsors The West Australian, Wesfarmers Arts, JCDecaux Australia and Department of Education, Western Australia Video by VAM MEDIA

Book the ultimate corporate dining event with TIME • DINING 🍽️ presented by St Hugo Wines. This full RONE experience includes: - An After Dark viewing of the TIME • RONE exhibition - A decadent four-course dining experience curated by renowned chef Guy Grossi - Exclusive access to the secret new dining room designed by artist RONE - Styling by Carly Spooner - Original music by Nick Batterham - Bespoke wine pairings by St Hugo (curated by VNTNR) - The fourth course enjoyed in the TIME • BAR Book TIME • DINING for 12 to 16 guests. Thursday-Saturday | 5:45pm or 7:15pm. Limited bookings available. Elevate your corporate events with an unforgettable art, dining and bar experience via https://lnkd.in/gPRjJRW8 Photo by Rift Photography #ArtGalleryWA #RONE #TimeRone #CorporateEvents