Art Gallery of Western Australia
A modernist gallery from 1979 anchoring Perth's Cultural Centre, linked to heritage galleries within a converted nineteenth-century courthouse.
Perth: 23 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A modernist gallery from 1979 anchoring Perth's Cultural Centre, linked to heritage galleries within a converted nineteenth-century courthouse.
A 1954 modernist residence in Perth designed as a "party palace," Blue Waters became the social hub of…
A George Temple-Poole–designed cinema that opened in Perth in 1929 and became a cultural venue hosting performances by…
A striking Art Deco cinema that brought synchronized sound to Perth's southern suburbs in 1938, designed by William…
Perth's sole surviving Art Deco hotel, a heritage structure in the city's central business district that documents twentieth-century…
A sprawling resort and casino in Burswood blending gaming, luxury hospitality, dining and entertainment on the banks of…
Perth's sole surviving inter-war Art Deco office tower, designed by Harold Boas on land bequeathed by surveyor Robert…
Perth's grand Edwardian Baroque theatre (1904) was Australia's largest when built and remains the nation's only surviving working…
Australia's first purpose-built university art museum, opened in 1990 at the University of Western Australia.
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