Presented by Linton & Kay Galleries. The Tom Malone Glass Art Prize is Australia’s most significant award for Contemporary Glass Art with the winning artist receiving $20,000.

The work of Western Australian artist-jeweller Dorothy Erickson is celebrated in this exhibition spanning the artist's 50-year career. Piú di Cinquante features State Art Collection works alongside a rich array of loans, including special pieces from Erickson's personal collection.

This year PDW has gone global! We are privileged to be collaborating with renowned global design leaders OMA + UniFor presenting a bespoke installation ‘Principles Square’ for the Festival at Cathedral Square.

Street Level and GROTTO, along with a group of local architecture students and designers, have created a beauty-focused architectural scheme for Perth’s missing middle, to be exhibited at Perth Design Week.

For Perth Design Week, Living Edge is paying tribute to the legendary Isamu Noguchi, commemorating the 80th anniversary of his ground-breaking Noguchi coffee table design.

The City of Stirling is searching for ambitious primary, secondary and tertiary students to join the “coalition of the infilling” and design an innovative and sustainable infill development project.

70% of Australian households have at least two spare rooms; that's 3.5 million extra bedrooms across Australia. So, how much personal space do we really need? Walk in someone else's space for just a few minutes, rethink housing in Australia, and share your thoughts on what housing should look like in Australia in this visual and interactive space.

Presented by North Metropolitan TAFE. An exhibition by Artist in Residence Dominique Coiffait. Dominique Coiffait initially enrolled in an evening class at the Perth Letterpress Studio, taught by Phil Gambrill, despite possessing prior printmaking experience.

You are invited to glimpse the future of design in Perth as we celebrate recent student and graduate work from Curtin University School of Design and the Built Environment. Courses including Architecture, Interior Architecture, Fashion, Graphic Design, Digital Experience and Interactive Design, Animation and Game Design and Photography.

A new series of paintings inspired by the artist reconnecting with her childhood home: Lake Grace in regional Western Australia. The works explore the power of painting to create and invite the viewer into liminal, imaginative spaces.

Gallery Central will be the focus point for SHINE, a showcase of excellence from the 2023 Creative Industries Graduates at North Metropolitan TAFE. The exhibition features next generation talent and creativity from the disciplines of Animation and Game Art, Screen and Media, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Jewellery Design, Product Design and Visual Arts.

With housing affordability in the spotlight, the exhibition “WA Homes - S,M,L” explores alternative models for the great (West) Australian dream. The exhibition is arranged in order of size. But not as you would think. S,M,L covers small houses (S), medium density developments (M) and apartments (L).