19/06/2026
Ellenbrook Arts Presents
Three inspiring exhibitions now showing at Ellenbrook Arts HQ – explore contemporary printmaking, textile art, and reflections on Australia’s natural environment.
Gallery 1 – Garbage Girl by Dana Stoll
In Garbage Girl, Dana Stoll transforms secondhand materials into intricate embroidered artworks embellished with beads and sequins. Through careful hand stitching and repurposed textiles, Stoll celebrates creativity, sustainability, and the beauty of giving discarded objects a new life.
Gallery 2 – Monotypes by Den L Scheer
Den L Scheer celebrates the beauty and character of Australia’s native wildlife through the unique art of printmaking. Featuring expressive monotype prints of beloved Australian animals, this exhibition captures the spirit, movement, and individuality of creatures from our natural landscape. Rich in texture and detail, Monotypes offers a fresh and engaging perspective on the fauna that make Australia so distinctive.
Gallery 3 – What is Disappearing by Xiaoyu Yang
What is Disappearing is a captivating exhibition exploring the fragile beauty of native Australian flora. Through thoughtful and evocative works, Yang reflects on the quiet disappearance of plant species, habitats, and ecological knowledge, inviting audiences to pause and consider what is being lost. Both poetic and timely, the exhibition celebrates Australia’s unique botanical heritage while encouraging us to notice, protect, and remember.
🗓️ Open until 28 June 2026
📍 34 Main Street, Ellenbrook WA
🕙 Tues–Fri 10am–5pm
🕙 Sat & Sun 10am–2pm
🚪 Closed Mondays & Public Holidays
🎟️ Free Entry
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