Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, University of Western Australia

A: 35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley, WA Australia

P: +61 8 6488 3707

E: lwag@uwa.edu.au

W: uwa.edu.au/lwag/home

The first purpose-built university art museum in Australia, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery opened on 18 July 1990. Since then it has been committed to critically engaging with different ideas.

Each year the gallery strives to present an innovative and accessible program of exhibitions and events. Its exhibitions feature contemporary and historical art by local, national and international artists, and are accompanied by a dynamic series of events, including lectures, tours, symposia, workshops, film screenings, performances and more. Many exhibitions feature artwork drawn from the University’s collections, including the UWA Art Collection, the Cruthers Collection of Women’s Art and the Berndt Museum Collection.

The gallery’s program regularly connects to the expertise of University staff and students, sharing their research with the wider community. It also offers a range of opportunities for University staff and students to connect with the gallery, both inside and outside of the classroom. The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is a vibrant contributor to the State’s cultural life.

FACILITIES

  • Wheelchair access
  • Accessible parking
  • Free public programs

FEATURED STORIES AND EXHIBITIONS

Group Exhibition: THE END OF HISTORY

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery presents a group exhibition.

Group Exhibition: Jintulu, People of the Sun

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery presents a group exhibition.

Group Exhibition: BLAZE, people made known

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery presents a group exhibition.

Group Exhibition: WILDFLOWER SEASON

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery presents a group exhibition.

Kevin Robertson: Solo Exhibition

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery at The University of Western Australia presents a major mid-career survey exhibition of Western Australian artist Kevin Robertson.