Past Opportunities

We're interested in ideas from artists at every stage of their career, from emerging through to established practitioners, so if you're wanting to have an exhibition, workshop, artist residency, community project or something completely new, we'd love to hear about it! 

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The Courthouse Gallery + Studio, managed by The Junction Co., is seeking emerging and early-career artists living in regional Western Australia (Goldfields–Esperance, Kimberley, Pilbara, or South West) to participate in Radius 8.0 – Regional Partner Program.

Radius 8.0 – Regional Partner Program is a launchpad initiative combining a structured mentorship program with a group exhibition. The program supports regional artists to develop their practice through guidance from experienced mentors and provides opportunities to present work in a professional gallery environment. The program supports both the development of new work and the presentation of selected works in a group exhibition.

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We’re inviting our Cannery community to be part of something special - our Install Volunteer Team for 2026!

With new gallery lighting on the way and exciting touring and local exhibitions lined up, we’re looking for a small group of passionate, capable volunteers to train and assist with exhibition installations throughout the year.

Who We’re Looking For

Are you an artist wanting to build your professional skills?
An art lover curious about what goes on behind the scenes?
Or simply someone who enjoys being hands-on and helping bring exhibitions to life?
If so - we’d love to have you on board!

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It’s big. It’s biennial. And we’d love for you to be part of it!
By donating an artwork, you’ll support The Cannery and help keep our creative programs running.
Here’s how to get involved…

The Cannery Arts Centre wants to support artists to exhibit, develop and collaborate.

Whether it's a solo show, group exhibition, kids installation, community project, or your first go at curating — we want to hear your ideas.

With the appointment of two new Artistic Directors — Alex Desebrock (Main Gallery) and Rani Fankha (Art Room Gallery) — we’re taking a more strategic and collaborative approach to our exhibition program. We're inviting artists to talk with us, pitch ideas, and dream with us.

This scholarship is named in honour of Steve Cooke, glassblower, artist, supporter of the arts and good friend to the Cannery Arts Centre. It has been set up with the support of Debbie Warnes, Steve’s partner. 

To encourage emerging artists we are giving a scholarship to our popular Art Lab series. The artist selected for the Steve Cooke Scholarship will be eligible to select and attend our massive range of Art Lab workshops from July 2024 to end of June 2025 and includes a 12 month membership to the Cannery Arts Centre.