Скачать или смотреть Celebrating 30 Years at LWAG

On 18 July 1990, the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery at the University of Western Australia, the first purpose-built university art museum in Australia, officially opened its doors to the public.

The following three decades since have seen the presentation of hundreds of exhibitions, featuring artworks and objects from the three University Collections; the delivery of a wide range of public programs and lectures; the creation of scholarly and specialist publications and the strengthening of long-standing relationships with UWA staff, students and community members. 

In this video, contributors to LWAG's history share insight into its early days. Speakers include LWAG Director, Professor Ted Snell AM CitWA; founding curator Sandra Murray; UWA graduate and local businessman Ivan Hoffman OAM; partner at Ferguson Architects, John McLean; Friends of the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery member Mandy Loton; and member of the UWA Cultural Collections Board, Dr Ian D MacLeod AM.