Westfield Booragoon
Join us at the Rotary Art Show and Sale, presented by the Rotary Clubs of Applecross and Melville at Westfield Booragoon. This vibrant exhibition showcases the talent of local artists, with a diverse collection of artwork on display and for sale.
The exhibition features over 400 paintings from around 150 artists, offering a strong mix of styles, colours, and techniques. It’s a standout event for art lovers, collectors, and anyone who enjoys quality local work.
Artists deliver their work just before opening, allowing for a smooth and efficient setup. Rotary volunteers manage the registration and hanging of each piece, ensuring every artwork is presented at its best — a true reflection of the community effort behind the event.
More than just an exhibition, the Rotary Art Show and Sale directly supports local community projects and initiatives.
We thank our volunteers, artists, and sponsors — including Prime Packaging and JTMi Services — for their ongoing support.
Whether you’re looking to discover new artists, purchase an original piece, or simply enjoy a quality local exhibition, we invite you to come along.
Every year in June the Rotary Clubs of Melville and Applecross get together to put on an Art Show at the Westfield Booragoon Shopping Centre. The aim of the show is to:
Get notified about entry dates, submission details, exhibition times, and important announcements.
The Rotary Art Show and Sale is a well-established community event that brings together artists, collectors, and the wider community in a celebration of creativity. Hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Applecross and Melville, the exhibition provides a platform for artists to showcase their work and for visitors to purchase original pieces.
We are seeking sponsors to support this year’s event and help ensure its continued success. Sponsoring the Rotary Art Show and Sale offers a practical way to support Rotary’s community initiatives while gaining exposure to a broad audience, including art buyers, local businesses, and the general public. Sponsors benefit from brand visibility, promotional opportunities, and direct engagement with attendees in a high-traffic retail setting at Westfield Booragoon.
We offer a range of sponsorship options to suit different levels of involvement. If your business or organisation is interested in partnering with us, please contact the Rotary Art Show and Sale team to discuss available opportunities.
Artists are invited to submit original works for exhibition and sale at the Rotary Art Show and Sale.
Key Information:
Full details, including entry conditions, artwork requirements, and important dates, are available in the Information for Artists document.
Prime Packaging and JTMi Services play pivotal roles in supporting the Rotary Art Show and Sale, contributing their expertise and resources to ensure the event's success.
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By dedicating their time, equipment, and expertise, both Prime Packaging and JTMi Services significantly enhance the operational aspects of the Rotary Art Show and Sale. Their invaluable contributions ensure a seamless and successful event, reflecting their commitment to community engagement and support.
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This year artists who have exhibited in The Rotary Art Show and Sale in Westfield Booragoon will be able to exhibit online. This continues the efforts of Rotary to encourage Artists and afford them the opportunity to exhibit their works to the public.
