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We were honoured this week to hold the official opening of a new exhibition by Noongar artist Robin Thorne. The exhibition runs from 7/11 to Sunday 12th November and can be viewed between 9am-5pm Monday to Friday.

Located at the Halls Head Community Bank Mez space, this powerful new work highlights Robins’ remarkable journey from illness to artist and encompasses the Spirit purpose of the Noongar people.

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Image of An older man with a long grey beard, wearing a checked shirt and hat, stands indoors next to a colourful painting of a snake. He holds a wooden staff and points towards the artwork, smiling.
Image of A black tablecloth-covered table displays trays of cut fruit, sushi rolls, bottled water, paper plates, and serviettes in a brightly lit indoor setting.
Image of A display table with colourful artwork prints arranged on top and several pieces mounted on a vertical board behind it, set near large windows overlooking a deck and water. A chair, bottled water, and a notebook are also visible.
Image of An older man with a long grey beard, wearing a checked shirt and a cowboy hat, smiles at the camera. In the blurred background, two people are talking and looking at a mobile in a modern indoor setting.
Image of A man in a black T-shirt and a woman in a blue patterned dress stand smiling indoors near a table with snacks. Behind them is a Soviet Gospel Choir poster and a flower arrangement.
Image of A clear ice bucket filled with bottled water sits next to a platter of assorted fresh fruit, including watermelon, oranges, strawberries, and melon slices, on a black tablecloth.
Image of A woman with blonde hair listens intently to a man with a long grey beard and hat who is holding a wooden staff, inside a modern building with large windows.
Image of A group of people sit around tables in a bright, modern room with large windows, listening to two presenters—one in a cowboy hat—standing at the front. A scenic view of water and trees is visible outside.
Image of A group of people sit in a semicircle in a large indoor space, listening to two standing presenters. Colourful patterned artworks are displayed on a table in the foreground.
Image of Two men stand indoors; one wears a checked shirt and cowboy hat, holding a wooden staff, while the other, in a black T-shirt, reads from papers. They appear to be addressing a seated group.
Image of Two men indoors; one in the foreground with short hair wearing a black shirt, the other behind him with long grey hair, a beard, a green checked shirt, and a black hat, holding a wooden stick. The setting appears to be a public space.
Image of The MEZ Art Space wall features two windows with posters for Aboriginal Spirit Art Presents Djin Djin Bamba and a vibrant pink artwork with Indigenous patterns displayed between them.
Image of A woman with long brown hair in a ponytail stands in front of a white wall, observing colourful paintings, including an orange artwork with abstract designs and animal shapes.
Image of Four people stand in front of a wall, viewing colourful Aboriginal-style artworks displayed in a gallery setting. The viewers' backs are facing the camera, and the room is well-lit.
Image of A man with a long grey beard and a brown hat, wearing a green checked shirt, stands in the foreground at an art gallery. In the blurred background, people observe colourful artwork on the walls.

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