LIFESTYLE AND CULTURE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Australian Geographic Our Country

Australian Geographic's cinematic experience launches in Perth

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the heart of Australia's untamed beauty with Australian Geographic's captivating cinematic experience Our Country, now showing at Perth's Convention and Exhibition Centre. This multi-sensory adventure explores the breathtaking wilderness of iconic WA locations such as Ningaloo, the Kimberley, Esperance, Nullarbor Plains, and Dryandra Woodland; as well as locations from across Australia. A decade of meticulous work and the expertise of 25 cinematographers culminate in a cinematic experience capturing the essence of Australia. It comes to life through highly crafted cinematography, shown across more than 40 screens with ultra-high-definition resolution and a powerful 360-degree surround soundscape.

WA Museum Boola Bardip 2024 season launch

WA Museum Boola Bardip 

Perth's WA Museum Boola Bardip has launched its 2024 season with an eclectic mix of science, culture, and art from locally and internationally acclaimed exhibitions. The feature exhibition Three Journeys opens the season with a transformative journey celebrating Aboriginal voices, culture, and stories. The season includes the unconventional TV series Bush Mechanics, the critically acclaimed sci-fi drama Cleverman, and the transformation of an old car wreck into a sonic sculpture called Warnarral Ngoorrngoorrool. These exhibitions will be on display until February 4, 2024 and will be accompanied by an array of profound, inspiring, and imaginative experiences, including art, virtual reality, and documentaries.

Red Ochre Dreaming Cultural Tours on Dryandra Country

Immerse in the vibrant tapestry of Noongar culture with Red Ochre Dreaming Cultural Tours half-day experience in the Dryandra Woodland National Park, a two-hour drive from Perth in the Golden Outback region. Walk on Dryandra Country, connect with the land's spirit, and explore local bush tucker with Wilman Noongar man Ross Storey. Develop tracking skills for native wildlife and tune into nature's symphony, identifying bird calls and absorbing insights into the six Noongar seasons. The tours will also uncover essential bush survival techniques, plus traditional spear and boomerang-throwing, offering a connection to Noongar heritage.

Yallingup Aboriginal Art Gallery Opens

Yallingup Aboriginal Art Gallery has opened its doors in the stunning backdrop of the Margaret River Region. This newly established gallery proudly presents a collection of original contemporary art crafted by talented Aboriginal artists. With a commitment to diversity, the gallery aspires to expand its collection, offering a rich tapestry of creations from some of Australia's most gifted Aboriginal artists. As the gallery evolves, its mission extends beyond showcasing established artists, focusing on providing a platform for emerging talents from WA's South West region, incorporating the profound narratives embedded in the local Noongar culture.
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* Tiana Anderson at tiana.anderson@westernaustralia.com