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• Closed Monday, Tuesday, Sunday and public holidays (click here for Easter and Anzac Day opening hours)

From March 2024, the Wanneroo Regional Gallery will host an exhibition featuring the iconic works of one of the 20th century's most influential artists, Andy Warhol.

This exclusive showcase, brought to Wanneroo as part of the National Gallery of Australia's (NGA) Sharing the National Collection initiative, will present Warhol's most iconic works including Elvis, the Campbell's Soup Can suite, the complete Mick Jagger portraits series, the infamous Electric Chairs, and rarely seen Spring Flowers.

The exhibition is poised to introduce these masterpieces to a new generation of Western Australian audiences.

Under the auspices of the Sharing the National Collection initiative, this exhibition marks a significant collaboration between the NGA and Wanneroo Regional Gallery with the collection remaining in West Australia for a two-year period with rotating exhibitions every three months, allowing for extended engagement and additional exhibitions and programs, fostering collaborations with local creatives and enriching the cultural landscape of the region.

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Andy Warhol Inc. Multiples (publisher) 
Portraits from Artists and Photographs (Self portrait) 1970 
offset lithography, synthetic polymer paint. 
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
© The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./ARS. Licensed by Copyright Agency 

 82.2137.7.H
 

The nom! adults– workshop is aimed at adults aged 18+.

You will learn about healthy foods and nutrition, and learn how to:

• Cook and prepare easy, healthy and tasty meals
• Choose healthy foods
• Eat healthy for the whole family
• Prepare and store food safely

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'The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, the second best time to plant a tree is now.'

From saplings to old growth forests, you'll learn about the importance of your neighbourhood trees and how to take care of them.

Through interactive activities and storytelling, children will discover the wonders of nature and develop a deeper appreciation for our leafy friends. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to explore the mystical world of trees with Faerie Cara!

Each participant will take home their very own baby tree to plant and grow."

Our Sustainability Series aims to engage and encourage our community members to learn about and commit to sustainability in our everyday lives.

Suitable for 4 years and over

Bookings essential

Please cancel your tickets or advise one of our team if your plans change and you are unable to attend this event.

A Library Service Program in collaboration with Strategic Land Use Planning & Environment.

This Initiative is proudly co-funded by Water Corporation's Waterwise Greening Scheme and forms part of our ambition for the City of Wanneroo to be a leading waterwise community.

'The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, the second best time to plant a tree is now.'

From saplings to old growth forests, you'll learn about the importance of your neighbourhood trees and how to take care of them."

Through interactive activities and storytelling, children will discover the wonders of nature and develop a deeper appreciation for our leafy friends. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to explore the mystical world of trees with Faerie Cara!

Each participant will take home their very own baby tree to plant and grow."

Our Sustainability Series aims to engage and encourage our community members to learn about and commit to sustainability in our everyday lives.

Suitable for 4 years and over

Bookings essential

Please cancel your tickets or advise one of our team if your plans change and you are unable to attend this event.

This Initiative is proudly co-funded by Water Corporation's Waterwise Greening Scheme and forms part of our ambition for the City of Wanneroo to be a leading waterwise community.

Dates and times

• Monday - CLOSED
• Tuesday - CLOSED
• Wednesday // 10am to 4pm
• Thursday // 10am to 4pm
• Friday // 10am to 4pm
• Saturday // 10am to 4pm
• Sunday - CLOSED

This exhibition shows how ‘crafting’ – traditionally considered women’s work – can be used for political expression and social change.

Changemakers consists of eight textile banners that represent a range of historical and contemporary activist movements including the women’s suffrage campaign, as well as banners displayed in town halls and churches. 

Many of the social issues raised by early activists remain vitally relevant today, including equal pay, sexual harassment, family violence, and female representation in Parliament and business.