Indigenart - Mossenson Galleries celebrate 15 years in Subiaco
 

Col Jordan - A Double Vision

Over the past 15 years, Mossenson Galleries have been at the forefront of the Indigenous art world, promoting the highest standard of ethical practice and exposing Western Australian audiences to major exhibitions from some of the nation's leading Indigenous artists. To celebrate their fifteenth year of operation, Mossenson Galleries are pleased to present the first Western Australian solo exhibition in 26 years from one of Australia's most important abstract artists.

A Double Vision: New Works by Col Jordan is the first exhibition of non-Indigenous art to be held at the gallery.

New Works from Waringarri Aboriginal Arts

Nestled amidst the ancient ridges of steep-sided mountain ranges, the artists of Waringarri Aboriginal Arts in Kununurra use natural ochres to present a profound meditation upon their ancient country. Featuring senior and emerging artists including Peter Newry, Agnes Armstrong, Carole Hapke and Ronnie Yundun, this new exhibition continues the finest traditions of innovation in East Kimberley painting.

Paintings from Ernabella Arts

Located on the eastern edge of the Musgrave Ranges, for 60 years, Ernabella Arts has been a vital centre for the cultural outpourings of the Anangu, Pitjantjatjara, and Yankunytjatjara people. In recent years, this has seen a renaissance in painting, producing works of dynamic colour power which have captured the attention of curators and collectors across the world. This will be the first major exhibition of Ernabella paintings held in Western Australia.