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Regional Echoes Episode 1: Shandell Cummings

June 3, 2025

On a crisp Albany morning, visual artist and Merningar woman Shandell Cummings, and her mum Elder Lynette Knapp, meet a small group of women for a basket weaving workshop.
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Our 2024 Annual Report

May 28, 2025

ART ON THE MOVE’s 2024 Annual Report marks a year of far-reaching touring, strategic sector development, and a deepened commitment to equitable arts access across Western Australia. In 2024, we toured six exhibitions to 19 locations, reaching over 39,000 people and travelling more than 35,000 kilometres.
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97,199

Since 2020 our exhibitions have travelled over 90,000km.

79

Since 2020 our exhibitions have toured to regional venues 79 times.

290,509

Since 2020 over 290,000 people have engaged with our programs.

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ART ON THE MOVE acknowledges First Nations people as the Traditional Owners of this land, which was never ceded. We pay our respects to past, present and future Elders of all Country to which our exhibitions tour, and to the Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of Maylands, where our offices are located.