In 2019 artists took part in The Alternative Archive of exhibitions across WA that explored themes embedded in local archives and collections. Our exhibition told the story of both the Scottish and Aborignal members of the Macpherson family, who left their mark on WA's Mid West region.

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Presented by Act-Belong-Commit. A series of artworks by Perth visual artist Di Taylor around the life and stories of Western Australian bushranger Frank Thomas. Di was the inaugural artist-in-residence of the North Midlands Project and The Bank Gallery in Carnamah in 2017.

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Insights into the ambition and realisation of 10863 Bushranger presented by Act-Belong-Commit. The exhibition encouraged positive mental wellbeing with over 23,000 people during its first three months!

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A large-scale artwork across twelve narrow canvases, which was created collaboratively in 2018 by our first international artist-in-residence Lupe Gallo with youth from Carnamah, Coorow and Perenjori.

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The backstory that led to the building of the Bank of Australasia in Carnamah in 1930; its life over the years and its transformation into The Bank Gallery, which was opened in 2017 during the Australian Heritage Festival.

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Five minute film created in 2018 to share a selection of historic images, photographs and stories from Carnamah, Coorow, Mingenew, Morawa, Perenjori and Three Springs.

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A series of 14 award-winning online exhibitions exploring themes of our region's local history on the website of the Carnamah Historical Society. From the Midland Railway to toys, life before electricity and much more!

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Infinity is our virtual gallery showcasing some of the creative talent in regional Western Australia. Click here to visit the gallery.

A free 45-page resource for teachers with links to years one through to six of the Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS) and Visual Arts in the Australian Curriculum. It utilises online sources including the 10863 Bushranger virtual exhibition, Biographical Dictionary and Trove.

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A suite of ten award-winning Australian Curriculum education resources that can be used from the classroom with online content. The resources span all primary years with links to the Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS), English, Visual Arts and other curriculum areas.

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