In this innovative cross-arts partnership between the Art Gallery of WA and WA’s newest contemporary dance company, Co3, Gallery visitors will experience a creative response to their State Art Collection...
Consent is an intimate new performance by Tyrone Robinson, as part of Proximity Festival 2017. What does it feel like to be the top of the food chain? Consent by Tyrone...
In this innovative cross-arts partnership between the Art Gallery of WA and WA’s newest contemporary dance company, Co3, Gallery visitors will experience a creative response to their State Art Collection...
Consent is an intimate new performance by Tyrone Robinson, as part of Proximity Festival 2017. What does it feel like to be the top of the food chain? Consent by Tyrone...
Inventories of Bodies in Movement (IBM) by French choreographer Christine Fricker Lands in Australia for the first time for a performance at Fremantle Arts Centre in October. This 30-minute site-specific...
In this innovative cross-arts partnership between the Art Gallery of WA and WA’s newest contemporary dance company, Co3, Gallery visitors will experience a creative response to their State Art Collection...
Consent is an intimate new performance by Tyrone Robinson, as part of Proximity Festival 2017. What does it feel like to be the top of the food chain? Consent by Tyrone...
Inventories of Bodies in Movement (IBM) by French choreographer Christine Fricker Lands in Australia for the first time for a performance at Fremantle Arts Centre in October. This 30-minute site-specific...
In this innovative cross-arts partnership between the Art Gallery of WA and WA’s newest contemporary dance company, Co3, Gallery visitors will experience a creative response to their State Art Collection...
Consent is an intimate new performance by Tyrone Robinson, as part of Proximity Festival 2017. What does it feel like to be the top of the food chain? Consent by Tyrone...
Ausdance WA is funded by the State Government of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industry.
The community of Ausdance WA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of all Lands and Countries on this continent. We pay particular respect to Elders, Cultural and Community Leaders, and emerging leaders. With this understanding of the country’s First Peoples, we are grateful for our place in learning and serving dance, Arts and Culture in Western Australia.
Always Was. Always Will Be.
