Featured Work
Holger Lippman
Circle Dance 10 | 2022
Celebrating Kambarang, the sixth season in the Noongar calendar, the City of Perth presents ‘slow TV’ programs that gently transform the urban landscape with Kambarang's colours, textures, and rhythms. Colours of Kambarang, our season daytime presentation, offers a...
Celebrating Kambarang, the sixth season in the Noongar calendar, the City of Perth presents two meditative ‘slow TV’ programs that gently transform the urban landscape with the colours, textures, and rhythms of Kambarang. As the sun sets, the screen shifts to...
The ever-popular Free Flicks for Kids returns to City of Perth Northbridge Piazza with four family films sure to bring smiles to young and old. Films screen at 6pm - come down early to nab one of the comfy Piazza bean bags and...
The Magic Faraway Tree | 2026 | G | 104 min | UK Saturday 17 October, 6pm A modern family relocates to the countryside where the children discover a magical tree with eccentric residents. They're transported to fantastical lands, rekindling their family bond through...
Kangaroo | 2025 | PG | 107 min | AUS A young indigenous girl, Charlie, teams up with a failed TV host and works together to rescue and rehabilitate a group of orphaned joeys in a remote Outback community. About Free Flicks for Kids: The ever-popular Free Flicks for...
Minions & Monsters | 2026 | PG | 90 min | 2026 Super Spooky Halloween Follow the Minions in 1920s Hollywood as they search for frightening creatures for their monster movie, partner with a green creature, and must save the planet after unleashing monsters. About...
Flow | 2024 | G | 85 min | France/Latvia/Belgium Oscar winner for Best Animated Saturday 7 November, 6 pm After a huge flood wipes out Cat's world, and the only way through is a boat shared with an unlikely crew of animals. Wordless, thrilling and beautiful, this...
In association with Glass Artists of WA, the City of Perth screens present works from Glass Reflections 2026. The annual Glass Artists of WA exhibition presents a diverse selection of work from 21 WA glass artists, reflecting their experiences and ideas about Western...
Marking its 34th year, The West Australian Pulse 2026 reaffirms AGWA’s commitment to celebrating the artistic achievements of young Western Australians. This year’s exhibition brings together an outstanding selection of works by 2025 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates,...
PICA’s Hatched: National Graduate Show celebrates the work of exceptional emerging artists from across the country, spotlighting the next generation of Australia’s contemporary creative voices. Returning home to the iconic PICA building in the Perth Cultural...
The Out Of The Ordinary marks the culmination of 50 extraordinary years of Judith's art practice. “This exhibition is the culmination of 50 years of my art practice. It will center around the simple daily things people do or did that resonate with so much meaning. It...
Djilba is the fifth season in the Nyoongar Calendar. This is the season of growth, as the weather begins to warm up. Djilba season is a time to look for the yellow and cream flowers starting on mass. As the season progresses and the temperatures continue to rise,...
In recognition of the 2026 Perth Poetry Festival, the City of Perth Forrest Place Arts Screen and Northbridge Piazza Superscreen exhibit local poetry works throughout the festival weekend and its surrounding weeks. The 2026 Perth Poetry Festival Weekend runs 27–30...
The Lester Prize Youth Awards is a prestigious Australian portraiture competition for high school students (Years 7–12), with finalists exhibited at the WA Museum Boola Bardip in Perth. The Lester Prize Youth Awards exhibition is held in the Old Goal building at the...
Trees take centre stage across Perth this April and May, as the City of Perth Tree Month and the statewide WA Tree Festival unite communities around urban greening and nature. Celebrating urban green initiatives, the City of Perth Urban Screens present photographic...
In commemoration of ANZAC Day, the City of Perth Urban Screens exhbit the ANZAC Day March, the Gallipoli Dawn Service, the Villers-Bretonneux Service, and two extraordinary exhibitions of artworks from the Australian War Memorial Collection. The Gallipoli Dawn...
Learn how the urban art-form of hip hop emerged and flourished in a suburban city like Perth. Told through interviews with the people who built the scene, this short documentary also features seminal poster and album artwork from Perth’s premier exponents of the form,...
A partnership between The Royal West Australian Historical Society and North Metropolitan TAFE Fashion and Textile Design. Contemporary fashion and historical collections are displayed side by side in this exhibition, inspired by artifacts and mementos carefully...
Marian Ellis Rowan (1848–1922) was born in Melbourne. As a young woman, Rowan began to paint wildflowers, birds, insects, and butterflies, and continued to do so for the rest of her life. Her interest in botany was encouraged by Ferdinand von Mueller, who was a friend...
The National Archives of Australia holds one of the country’s most significant collections of historical records, photographs, films, and documents spanning Federation to the present day. Preserving the stories of ordinary and extraordinary Australians alike, the...
Northbridge has a rich and diverse history. Originally part of a large swamp and lake system inhabited by the Whadjuk Noongar people, the area held cultural and spiritual significance long before European settlement. In the late...
Djeran, a significant time in the Noongar seasonal calendar, heralds the cooler months. This period is characterised by a noticeable change in the weather and winds, with lighter breezes predominantly coming from the south. Djeran is marked by the blossoming of red...
The City of Perth Urban Screens and HEAD ON PHOTO FESTIVAL present the Fire Horse Screenings — a stunning selection of world-class photography presenting vivid artistic encounters with China’s Lanscapes and people. Selected by Head On Photo Festival curator Moshe...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Dylan Moran presents miniature watercolours, ink paintings, and drawings from vintage Japanese letterpress label books—these unique pieces, approximately 1.5 to 2 inches in size, often exist in dialogue with each other, exploring...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Tara McPherson presents contemporary paintings that explore themes of the human condition through powerful female archetypes. TARA MCPHERSONTara McPherson is an American contemporary artist exploring concepts surrounding the human...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Niccolò Rastrelli presents a photographic study of the cosplay phenomenon told through a series of family portraits. NICCOLO' RASTRELLI, They don't look like me They don’t look like me is a photographic study of the cosplay...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Alexander Long presents sculptural works that look like celebratory cakes but examine the darker undercurrents of consumer culture. Alexander Long Alexander Long creates sculptural works that look like celebratory cakes but examine...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Sierra Montoya Barela presents vibrant paintings of domestic interiors where everyday objects take on symbolic weight—exaggerated colours and clashing patterns blur the line between windows and paintings, while plants function as...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Junhyeok Jang presents layered photographic works that splice and reassemble fragments of film photography—transforming melting snow into polar bears, reed fields into tigers, and waves into flying fish that bridge memory, nature,...
Exhibiting as part of LIGHTBOX 2026, Daniel Savage unleashes mesmerizing abstract animations where a drawing robot executes thousands of marker strokes frame by frame—transforming geometric precision into bleeding, layered worlds of color that pulse with analog...