Western Australia has some first rate events in July. Some of these include:
Picasso to Warhol:Fourteen Modern Masters
June 16 - December 3More than 100 masterpieces by iconic 20th century artists - including Henri Matisse, Marcel Duchamp and Jackson Pollock - will be on display at Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters. The exhibition will feature celebrated works from The Museum of Modern Art, New York as part of the Art Gallery of Western Australia's Great Collections of the World series.
Website: momaseries.com.au
Strong
July 21
Journey through the dreamtime with renowned Aboriginal artist Phillip Walley-Stack for an unforgettable performance. Aboriginal dance, sounds and dreamtime stories will be fused with ballet and contemporary movements in the theatrical production Strong, taking place at the Octagon Theatre this month. Inspired by seeing a Broadway show in New York, this will be a unique performance with some well-known talent.
Website: bocsticketing.com.au
Journey through the dreamtime with renowned Aboriginal artist Phillip Walley-Stack for an unforgettable performance. Aboriginal dance, sounds and dreamtime stories will be fused with ballet and contemporary movements in the theatrical production Strong, taking place at the Octagon Theatre this month. Inspired by seeing a Broadway show in New York, this will be a unique performance with some well-known talent.
Website: bocsticketing.com.au
Mundaring Truffle Festival
July 28 to 29 Western Australia is one of the rare places in the world where black truffles grow and the Mundaring Truffle Festival is a unique opportunity to taste, try, learn about and buy this culinary delicacy. Set in the Mundaring Sculpture Park just outside Perth, you can savour a truffle-themed gourmet weekend, featuring leading local, national and international chefs.
Website: mundaringtrufflefestival.com
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