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A shared cultural space in the heart of Inglewood
An exciting centre for creativity and connection has landed in Inglewood.
Stemming from the efforts of Inglewood on Beaufort and a group of dedicated local artists, the Inglewood Arts Hub is a place for creatives and the community to come together and connect.
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Exhibitions, Workshops and Events
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Mon, 09 Dec09 Dec 2024, 10:00 am – 23 Dec 2024, 3:00 pmUnique handmade gifts by local artists
Upcoming Exhibitions
Meet our Term 3 & 4 Artists-in-Residence
We are looking forward to having local artists Susan Hoy (Left) and Chenoa Trupp-Probst (right) join us at the Hub as artists in residence for term 3 & 4 in 2024.
Susan Hoy is a visual artist based in Perth, Western Australia. Her art practice is multidisciplinary, encompassing painting, sculpture, and textiles. Influenced by her immediate environment and her own identity, she explores recurring themes of home and habitats, with a focus on respecting and preserving the natural environment.
Find out more:
Website: susanhoy.com.au
Instagram: @susanhoyart
Chenoa Trupp-Probst is an artist based in Boorloo/Perth. She has a strong affection for color and a deep passion for portraying the female figure. Through her art, Chenoa conveys vulnerability, liberation, love, and power. Her introspective approach challenges society's misogynistic expectations and explores concepts related to the self, subject, object, and environmental issues, including those related to climate change. As a young and ambitious creative, Chenoa uses her experiences to create complex layers of intertwined colors, reflecting the journey of self-discovery.
Find out more:
Website: chenoathruppprobst
Instagram: @chenoa_art
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Open Monday - Friday: 10am - 4pm
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Weeknights and weekends by appointment
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Subsidised rates can apply for activities with a community development focus.
Arts Studio
The Arts Studio is the main space of the Inglewood Arts Hub. It hosts the Arts Hub Coordinator’s studio, social support activities, group classes, workshops and social gatherings.
It has vinyl flooring, a sink, drying area, cupboards, shelving and an adjacent store room.
There is approximately 20 sqm space for group activities.
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By Appointment
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Subsidised rates can apply for activities with a community development focus.
Meeting Room
Next to the Arts Studio, the Meeting Room is approximately 35 sqm in size, is carpeted and can be booked for ‘clean’ arts activities.
The room has no sink however the Arts Studio sink can be used if arranged prior.
Please note other community groups use the Meeting Room from time to time, predominantly during weekdays.
Town Square
Featuring a stage, wide verandahs, grassed and paved areas, the Town Square hosts outdoor classes, exhibitions and community events. It is a space open to the public and is regularly used by other community groups.
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By appointment
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Subsidised rates can apply for activities with a community development focus.
Library and Main Hall
The Library hosts Artist Talks every two months while the Main Hall can host art exhibitions, presentations and larger group activities for $40p/h.
Please note both are subject to availability as it is used by a range of community groups throughout the week.
Spaces we offer
News and updates
Contact Us
If you are interested in learning more about us, please email hello@inglewoodartshub.org.
To inquire about booking a space for a class, event, or exhibition, please email bookings@inglewoodartshub.org.
We will include your activity on our integrated booking platform and help to promote it via our marketing channels.
Our supporters
Inglewood Arts Hub Inc. thanks the extraordinary efforts of Inglewood on Beaufort Inc. and the dedicated group of local volunteer artists and art lovers who have made the Hub a reality.
The Hub has been supported by the City of Stirling, the Western Australian Government through the Small Grants program, and RAC through the Connecting Communities Fund.
