Circular Economies

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Presented by SPACED

SPACED produces and commissions context-responsive and socially engaged art projects across the whole of Western Australia and beyond.

Thank you to our community partners, Arts Narrogin (Narrogin), Beverley Station Arts (Beverley), The Cannery Arts Centre (Esperance), Shire of Carnarvon (Carnarvon) and North Midlands Project (Carnamah).

Thank you to our emerging producers, Sorcha Armstrong-Hetzel, Rebecca Buglass, Tymia Councillor, Ned Crossley, Tom D’arcy, Rochelle O’Brien, sarsby, Naomi Sepiso, Allyson Tas and Cheryl Wilkins.

Thank you to Hannah Mathews, Georgia Hayward, Lizzy Doepel and the team at PICA.

  • Curated by

    Miranda Johnson

  • SPACED Team

    Elizabeth Pedler
    Emilie Monty
    Pauline Sikweti
    Raras Sukardi

  • Exhibition identity and catalogue

    Kalu

  • Image credits

    HONF House Of Natural Fiber, Irene Agrivina, final community presentation detail, Nexis Gallery, 2025, Narrogin. Photo: Elizabeth Pedler.

    Loren Kronemyer 1 Loren Kronemyer, Materiel World, 2025, installation view, Contemporary Art Tasmania. Photo: Jesse Hunniford.

    Loren Kronemyer 2 Loren Kronemyer, Materiel World, 2025, installation view, Contemporary Art Tasmania. Photo: Jesse Hunniford.

    Ilona and Zali Ilona McGuire, my body on linen, 2025, elf portrait work in progress, cyanotype printmaking, Carnamah. Photo: Ilona McGuire.

    Sue and Tarsh 1 Susan Hauri-Downing and Tarsh Bates, still at Open Studio, 2025, Ballardong Nyoongar Boodja. Photo: Artists.

    Sue and Tarsh 2 Susan Hauri-Downing and Tarsh Bates, Field distillation at Yenyening Lakes, 2025, Ballardong Nyoongar Boodja. Photo: Premnath Bates.

    Linda Tegg Linda Tegg, Open Studio projections, 2025, Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum. Photo: Shire of Carnarvon.

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