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Perth Festival – Homegrown Event Artist Engagement

  • Propel Youth Arts WA 53 James Street Northbridge (map)

Perth Festival is looking to engage a Noongar artist or group of artist to collaborate on the development of a visual language for a new event as part of the Perth Festival Special Projects. This is an opportunity for your work to be presented in collaboration with other Noongar Artists!

As part of developing the visual language that accompanies the branding associated with the Homegrown event. Your work will be presented across multiple different platforms and applications, including website, social media, large format outdoor, print and signage.


About Perth Festival Special Projects

Perth Festival Special Projects is an exciting venture from Perth Festival that was created to further our charitable purpose - to enrich life through art in Western Australia. This new division of the Festival is designed to drive our ambition to become a year-round cultural organisation that delivers always for our community, audiences and supporters.

About the Event

Perth Festival Special Projects, in collaboration with Tourism WA, is creating a new homegrown signature event for the people of Western Australia. This event is being created and produced with the aim of celebrating and amplifying our city’s uniqueness, building an event that drives understanding and larger visitation over time.

The event will be an inclusive, immersive multi-day Festival that celebrates:

  • The unique biodiversity of our region

  • The natural wonders of spring (Kambarang)

  • Underpinned by the knowledge of the indigenous cultural custodians of this place, led by those here on Noongar Boodjar

The event will focus attention on Perth as a city close to nature and the phenomenon of WA’s unique and abundant wildflowers and aims to deliver a large-scale and spectacular event, creating a valuable experience for the people of WA and ultimately an internationally renowned and recognised event. The event is created under a shared leadership model where senior indigenous artists and leaders lead non-indigenous collaborators through protocols and knowledge.


How to Apply

If you are interested, then please respond to mgoldblatt@perthfestival.com.au emailing your expression of interest with the relevant info below:

  • Examples of previous work

  • Referee from previous artistic collaboration

  • Confirmed availability for 29 May – 30 June 2023

EOI closes:10am on Thursday, 25 May 2023.
Candidates must be available to interview in person or online on Monday, 29 May and Tuesday, 30 May 2023.

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