Past Exhibitions
Sea Glass
Chloe Flockhart
1 October – 2 November 2026 | Bond Store Gallery
Sea Glass celebrates the vibrant colours and fragile beauty of our global coral reefs, kelp beds, and seagrass meadows.
In her first solo exhibition, artist Chloe Flockart uses kiln-formed, recycled, and cold-worked glass to explore the urgent need to protect these disappearing marine environments.
Nautical Nonsense - Rolling Hills & Salty Tails
Carol Mulhearn & Rebecca Miller
27 August - 11 October 2026 - Day Room Gallery
Nautical Nonsense – Rolling Hills & Salty Tales celebrates the beauty and character of the South West through playful sculptures and expressive paintings inspired by the landscape and sea.
Opening Event: Saturday 29 August @ 11:30am - 1.30pm
Connections Through Film
Richie Valentino
1 - 30 August 2026 - Saltwater Gallery Black Box
Connections Through Film - Award-winning filmmaker Richie Valentino presents hand-drawn animations created with pencil, watercolour and digital colour.
Through heartfelt storytelling, the short films celebrate inclusion, compassion and the shared humanity that connects us all.
Art After Dark: 7 August - 5pm - 8pm - Live Music by Dan White
Australia Wide Nine
Ozquilt Network
1 - 30 August 2026 - Saltwater Gallery
Australia Wide Nine is a touring exhibition showcasing contemporary textile practice by members of the Ozquilt Network from across Australia and overseas.
Art After Dark: 7 August - 5pm - 8pm - Live Music by Dan White
Artist Talk: 13 August @ 10.30am - Barbara Weeks
Shoreline - Continuum & Change
Alison Brown
28 May - 29 June 2026 - Bond Store Gallery
Shoreline - Continuum & Change features a striking collection of sculptural ceramic works by Alison Brown. Inspired by tidelines, coastal erosion, sea grasses and the layered textures left behind by the ocean.
Voices in the Stones
30 April - 25 May 2026 - Bond Store Gallery
The Voices in Stones by Miranda Plum is a collection of artworks painted in hand-ground stone and crystal pigments, awakening the physical and energetic voice of our Earth.
Image: Flood of the High Heart
Two Girls From Amoonguna
9 May - 21 June 2026 - Saltwater Gallery
Two Girls From Amoonguna, is an exhibition featuring new work by Arrernte and Southern Luritja artist Sally M Nangala Mulda and Western Arrarnta artist Marlene Rubuntja.
Encompassing video, bush-dyed, handsewn soft sculptures and observationalist paintings, it recounts their intertwining stories of friendship and resilience.
Image credit: Sally M Nangala Mulda and Marlene Rubuntja, Arrkutja Tharra, Kungka Kutjara, Two Girls, 2023 (video still)
In The Quiet of the Land
Regional Arts Triennial 3
Gerald Ashcroft · Elaine Clocherty · Waljin - Mitchella Hutchins · Dwardinan - Vivian Brockman Webb · Merle Davis · Christian Fletcher · Francesco Geronazzo · Gary Hambleton · Melanie Jarman · Kay Manolas · Kim Perrier · Barbara Weeks
7 Feb - 1 Mar
Woodfire Survey
Survey of South West and Great Southern wood fire potters. Curated by Cher Shackleton
Brush & Earth
The Exhibition Brush and Earth – Adventures in Canvas and Clay showcases painter Rebecca Miller and ceramicist Carol Mulhearn new works in a vibrant celebration of nature, friendship, and creativity. Expressive landscapes meet quirky, hand-crafted clay creatures in this joyful exhibition at Day Room Gallery
Chasing the Light
Gerald Ashcroft’s latest oil paintings capture the shifting beauty of pastoral and coastal landscapes. Imbued in personal reconnection with nature, the works evoke memory, emotion, and a deep sense of place.
Lines of Connection
Lines of Connection: Tomihari and the Busselton–Sugito Sister City Friendship. Selected works from the City of Busselton Art Collection.
Image Credit: Mt Fuji from Afar, edition 42/150, woodcut on paper, Hiroshi Tomihari.
Golden Fleece
The Busselton Spinners and Weavers are proud to present Golden Fleece, a vibrant fibre festival and exhibition marking their 50th anniversary.
We Are Many Things
WE ARE MANY THINGS is a celebration of creativity, friendship, and the boundless possibilities of artistic expression.
Joel Davies
Joel is a local photographer whose work reflects the iconic scenes in our locality.
Serendipity
“Serendipity,” a photography and basketry exhibition By Sandy Winkle, inspired by travels to India and Bangladesh.
Summer Reflections
“My passion for colour and imagery encourages an emotional response.” said McFaull.
Energetic brushstrokes and bold colours are built over multiple layers, resulting in a visual feast with rich, organic patterns and shapes dancing and interacting together. These impressionist styled works glow with life and energy.
Deep Sea Discoveries
Busselton emerging potters Tish Kneuker and Adam O’Byrne are featuring their ocean inspired works in the Police Station at the Old Courthouse Complex, Busselton. Quirky treasures as though recovered from sea floor, this emerging artist exhibition features both functional and sculptural pottery to capture the imagination.