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The Mandurah Visitor Centre is the first port of call for many people visiting the Peel Region. WAITOC and Mandurah Visitor Centre invite Binjareb Boodja artists to enter submissions that extend a Welcome to Country through art.

A winning artwork will be selected from the entries by a panel of judges, with the artist of the selected piece receiving a prize of $1,000.

Artworks can be supplied as digital images or painted pieces. Painted artworks will be scanned, digitised and modified to fit if required.

Submissions close 31st August 2021.

Artwork: Deb Newenham-Coertse

 
 

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