Past Exhibitions
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.
Everybody’s Swim - 30 Years Swimming around Busselton Jetty
"Everybody’s Swim – 30 Years Swimming Around Busselton Jetty" celebrates the history of the Busselton Jetty Swim and its connection to our local community.
Marking their identity
An exhibition of artwork by the Certificate III & IV Visual Art students from Busselton & Margaret River campuses.
Emerging artists from South Regional TAFE's Certificate III and IV in Visual Arts present an evocative collection of works spanning diverse mediums and techniques. This exhibition brings together talented students from both Busselton and Margaret River campuses, showcasing selected pieces from their creative journey.
Queer Perspectives
To celebrate WA Pride Month in November, Busselton Pride Alliance presents the Queer Perspectives Exhibition. This exhibition showcases the voices of LGBTQIA+ artists from across WA and highlights their unique perspectives. The exhibition includes photography, sculpture, digital art and painting, and the artists include both emerging and experienced artists. The wide spectrum of styles and subject matter serves to highlight the diversity of perspectives within the LGBTQIA+ community.
Seafarer’s Canvas
Now on Show
The Seafarer’s Canvas - A group exhibition showcasing works by 19 artists
Georgia Zoric - Sharon Williams - Barbara Weeks - Abbey Telfer - Carol Seeley - Deb Robins - Graeme-Pages Oliver - Chris Oakley - Carol Mulhearn - Rhonda Moore - Tamorin Lavers - Lara Louise Karpeljuk - Lynda Feodorovs - Robert Davis - Dee Credaro - Lynne Boladeras - Jean Barrett - Tracie Anderson - Alice Alder
Beyond the Familiar - selections from the City of Busselton Art Collection
Beyond the Familiar showcases paintings from the City of Busselton's collection: both familiar and unfamiliar.
Illusory Space
Title Illusory Space
Dates 18th July - 5th August 2024
Location Old Courthouse Complex, Busselton
Statement Gerald is a multimedia artist based in the South West with paintings represented in private
collections in Australia and the UK. Trained as a video lighting cameraman producing programs
for Industry and Commerce, Gerald now paints abstracts full time and teaches Impressionist
landscape painting in oils with a palette knife.