ADDITIONAL TOURS
The following tours are offered in addition to the core AMaGA 2022 program. Please refer to individual tour details for prices and booking instructions.
| Thursday 9 June 2022 | Reading Western Australia in the National Past: Inaugural Lecture The Governor Kim Beazley AO will open this inaugural lecture. Dr Mathew Trinca will speak on his chosen topic ‘The experiences and life stories of Western Australians are fundamental to understanding Australia’s continental and national history.....The nation’s story is not a single thing but a work in common, composed of the many-stranded stories of people across the country who contribute to the unique character of Australian society.' The lecture will be held at the University Club of Western Australia Auditorium 6.30 - 7.30pm. To book, click here. |
| Monday 6 - Sunday 26 June 2022 | Two Feet & a Heartbeat - the Best Guided tours in Perth Join Two Feet & a Heartbeat's guides for a walking tour of Perth or Fremantle. From cemeteries to whisky, Two Feet offer tours for all types of adventures. Use the code AMAGA to receive 15% off your tour price. For full details, and to book, visit Two Feet's website. |
| Thursday 9 - Sunday 19 June 2022 | Fremantle Prison, various tours As a special offer Fremantle Prison is providing all AMaGA 2022 delegates concession pricing on the following tours: Convict Prison tour Behind Bars tour True Crime tour Tunnels tour Torchlight tour Full details may be found here. Quote promotional code: AMAGA22 when purchasing tickets via phone (8 9336 9200) or at the ticket office. Offer is valid from Thursday 9 June – Sunday 19 June 2022, inclusive. Promotional code cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount. |
| Saturday 11 June 2022 | AGWA Tours Join AGWA's guides for a one hour tour of some of their most popular exhibitions. 11.00am - 12.00pm: Tom Malone Prize The Art Gallery of Western Australia's Tom Malone Prize is a highly respected national event for contemporary Australian glass artists.It has played an integral role in the Gallery's acquisition of works by Australia's most inspiring, innovative and accomplished artists working with, and sculpting glass. Click here for more information. 2.00 - 3.00pm: Brutalist Icon AGWA's Voluntary Gallery Guides bring the AGWA collection and temporary exhibitions to life with their insights into the work, era and artist.In this guided tour we will examine The Art Gallery of Western Australia building as an artwork and Brutalist icon of Perth’s architectural history. We get to view it in a new light as many spaces have now been returned to the renowned architect Charles Sierakowski’s original vision for the building. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Sunday 12 June 2022 11.00 - 12.00pm | AGWA Highlights Tour Join AGWA's knowledgeable Voluntary Gallery Guides for an introductory look at some of the State Art Collection highlights. There is nothing like a personal interaction to spark the imagination. Whether you’re a seasoned artistic traveller or apprentice explorer, our Voluntary Gallery Guides, offer that extra insight and revealing glimpse into the artwork, the era and the artist. With more than 18,000 works in the AGWA Collection, you can be sure of surprises, new discoveries and the chance to revisit treasured works, making it a different experience every time you visit. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Monday 13 June 2022 4.00 - 5.00pm | Collecting
the West: How collections created Western Australia (ARC Linkage Project LP160100078) The Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Program funded Collecting the West: How collections created Western Australia (ARC Linkage Project LP160100078) project has worked on the history of collecting in and from Western Australia. One result was a series of co-curated display cases and associated digital content in the Stan Perron WA Treasures Gallery, Hackett Hall, Boola Bardip. Join us in this discussion between Corioli Souter (WAM) and Andrea Witcomb (Deakin Uni) on the ways in which the project’s findings informed the curatorial rationale for the display and the important role museums play in the impact narratives of funded research. Venue: Hackett Hall, WA Museum Boola Bardip |
| Monday 13 June 2022 9.30 - 11.00am | Curtin University Public Art Tour Commencing at the John Curtin Gallery, JCG staff will lead you on a guided tour of the University’s recent and most loved public art and sculptural works including iconic pieces by Howard Taylor and most recent works by Walter Jack, Warren Langley and Tanya Schultz (Pip n Pop). The tour will run 9.30-11.00am. Tour hosted by Matthew McAlpine. Weather appropriate clothing required. Delegates will need to make their own way to and from the gallery. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Monday 13 June 2022 11.30 - 1.00pm | John Curtin Gallery Exhibition and Back of House Tour Join JCG staff in a guided tour of two current exhibitions, Lindy Lee: Moon in a Dew Drop, and Soft/Hard: radical love by R. Goo, plus a visit behind the scenes to our collection store. Morning tea will be provided. The tour will run 11.30-1.00pm. Tour hosted by Lia McKnight Delegates will need to make their own way to and from the gallery. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Monday 13 June 2022 1.00 - 2.00pm | AGWA Tour Join AGWA's expert guides for a one hour tour of some of their most popular exhibitions. 1.00 - 2.00pm: The West Australian Pulse Learn about these emerging artists, what influenced their work and share stories of your own.WA's talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, impact and shape the world we live in. This year’s exhibition celebrates 30 years, featuring 49 works by 2021 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 32 schools across WA. Click here for more information. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
Monday 13 June 2022 and Saturday 18 June 2022 | WA Museum Boola Bardip Highlight Tours Over one hour, WA Museum Boola Bardip's expert guides will take you through a selection of the Museum's permanent exhibitions — bringing to life the rich stories of Western Australia through some of the Museum's most compelling objects and ideas. For more details on each tour, click on the corresponding links. 10.00-11.00am: Queering the Museum 11.00-12.00pm: Highlights 12.00-1.00pm: Art & Architecture 1.00-2.00pm: Red Light 2.00-3.00pm: Fashion 3.00-4.00pm: Aboriginal Tour 4.00-5.00pm: Dinosaurs Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Tuesday 14 June 2022 5.30-6.30pm | Welcome Reception Walking Tour Join Two Feet & a Heartbeat's guides for a walking tour from PCEC to AGWA arriving in time for the Welcome Reception. Take in the sights, sounds and landscape as you explore Perth city including history and culture. Tours will focus on 3 stops along the way. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Water bottle and umbrellas are recommended, weather dependant. Price: $15 per person. Minimum delegates required for tour to run Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Wednesday 15 June 2022 5.00-6.00pm | Conference Dinner Walking Tour Join Two Feet & a Heartbeat;s guides for a walking tour from PCEC to WA Museum Boola Bardip, arriving in time for the Conference Dinner. Discover hidden dive bars, rebuilt heritage pubs and top-class venues with food, drink and themes inspired by cultures all over the world. Take your guide’s advice of where to visit for dinner and or night life while you are here in Perth. Show your conference pass and get a discount at a chosen bar in your free time while you explore beautiful Perth city. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Water bottle and umbrellas are recommended, weather dependant. Price: $15 per person. Minimum delegates required for tour to run Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Thursday 16 June 2022 6.00-9.00pm From: Fremantle Train Station | Fremantle Food Lovers Walking Tour Fremantle is a foodie’s delight full of funky restaurants, historic pubs, cool cafes and the old world charm of a colonial port. Experience a festival of food on the Fremantle Food Lovers Tour. Enjoy a selection of the best foods and venues, from cheese and charcuterie in a private courtyard, to hole-in-the wall takeaways and uber cool restaurants. Price: Minimum price of $120. Final price will be confirmed closer to the conference, dependant on size of tour group and venue availability. Should there be any difference in price, all delegates will be notified and invoice prior to the tour. Minimum delegates required for tour to run. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Thursday 16 June 2022 6.00-8.00pm From: Fremantle Town Hall | Crimes of Fremantle Walking Tour Fremantle is a beautifully preserved maritime town that hides a chequered history behind the facades. Crimes of Fremantle Walking Tour explores the dark events that have taken place since colonial times, from riots and theft to murders and mutinies. Meet your guide and begin your journey through the dark underbelly of the port to see the locations and hear the tales of some horrific examples of humans at their worst. The material has been thoroughly researched and is delivered with sensitivity. Price: $50 per person. Minimum delegates required for tour to run Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Friday 17 June 2022 6.30-9.30pm From: Perth Town Hall | Eat, Drink Walk Perth Bar Tour Check out three of Perth’s best hotspots, led by your friendly local guide. Mingling with old and new friends, you will visit at least 3 venues, from small bars to more traditional venues. See new additions and mainstays of the Perth bar scene. The tour includes two drinks and a small amount of food to share between the group. Price: $69 per person. Minimum delegates required for tour to run Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Saturday 18 June 2022 | AGWA Tours Join AGWA's guides for a one hour tour of some of their most popular exhibitions. 11.00 - 12.00pm: AGWA Highlights Join AGWA's knowledgeable Voluntary Gallery Guides for an introductory look at some of the State Art Collection highlights. There is nothing like a personal interaction to spark the imagination. Whether you’re a seasoned artistic traveller or apprentice explorer, our Voluntary Gallery Guides, offer that extra insight and revealing glimpse into the artwork, the era and the artist. With more than 18,000 works in the AGWA Collection, you can be sure of surprises, new discoveries and the chance to revisit treasured works, making it a different experience every time you visit. 1.00 - 2.00pm: The West Australian Pulse Learn about these emerging artists, what influenced their work and share stories of your own.WA's talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, impact and shape the world we live in. This year’s exhibition celebrates 30 years, featuring 49 works by 2021 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 32 schools across WA. Click here for more information. 2.00 - 3.00pm: Brutalist Icon AGWA's Voluntary Gallery Guides bring the AGWA collection and temporary exhibitions to life with their insights into the work, era and artist. In this guided tour we will examine The Art Gallery of Western Australia building as an artwork and Brutalist icon of Perth’s architectural history. We get to view it in a new light as many spaces have now been returned to the renowned architect Charles Sierakowski’s original vision for the building. Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Saturday 18 June 2022 Full day experience | Wadjemup Rottnest Island Experience Leave the world behind to experience the beauty of Wadjemup Rottnest Island - Perth's island playground, located just 18km offshore. The island is home to 63 beaches, 20 bays, breath-taking scenery and the worlds friendliest animal, the Quokka. This experience will include the coach pick-up from your CBD hotel, Fremantle return ferry, Wadjemup Rottnest Island admission fee and lunch (main meal only) and drink at a local restaurant. Make sure to pack your: umbrella, swimwear, sunscreen, hat, water bottle, towel. Additional experiences can be booked as add-ons. Starting price per person $160 Bookings can be made via the registration site for new delegates, or by contacting amaga@conlog.com.au for existing delegates. |
| Sunday 19 May 2022 11.00 - 12.00pm | AGWA's The
West Australian Pulse Family Tour Learn about these emerging artists, what influenced their work and share stories of your own. WA's talented young artists are celebrated in this yearly showcase, gauging the pulse of young people who will influence, impact and shape the world we live in. This year’s exhibition celebrates 30 years, featuring 49 works by 2021 Year 12 Visual Arts graduates from 32 schools across WA. Click here for more information. |