Local & Regional Photographic Events - 2025
Local and regional exhibitions are a good way to extend one's skills and knowledge of the medium. By visiting or entering those exhibitions, you will help support a vibrant photographic community in WA. Many of our members have great success in those exhibitions opened to the public (see their achievements here).
Please check the respective websites for the exact dates and conditions of entry, which might include restrictions on the date the photo was taken and its contents, size and framing instructions for printed works, and copyright considerations.
*: not all details yet available. Check the website for updated information.
Please check the respective websites for the exact dates and conditions of entry, which might include restrictions on the date the photo was taken and its contents, size and framing instructions for printed works, and copyright considerations.
*: not all details yet available. Check the website for updated information.
Exhibition/Competition | Entries open - close | Exhibition Dates & Location | Notes |
n/a | 15 Feb - 3 May
Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley
| de-centre re-centre highlights the strength and diversity of contemporary photography in Australia. By deploying and disrupting conventions of portraiture and landscape, the featured artists explore themes of place and belonging within First Nations, diasporic, and queer communities, presenting counter-narratives to marginalisation. | |
WA Art Gallery
Henry Roy - Impossible Island
| n/a | Open until 18 May | Impossible Island channels the many influences that have shaped Roy’s artistic journey including his exile from his homeland of Haiti to his love of literature and passion for New Wave French cinema. |
n/a | Sat 19 April - Sun 8 June
Mundaring Arts Centre | Through the lens of his camera, Woldendorp has revealed the vast and ever-changing landscapes of Australia for over six decades. This survey of aerial photographs celebrates his vision for the life within the landforms, their complex patterns and breathtaking scale. | |
n/a | Opening on 25th March
410 Murray St, Perth | The World’s Longest City is a contemporary arts photography exhibition that explores Perth’s rapid suburban expansion and its implications. Photographer Harry Cunningham travelled this vast corridor, documenting the sprawling suburbs and examining the visual and environmental impacts of unchecked growth. | |
28th April - 8th June | Opening on 24th July | Pre-selection made on digital entries, then finalists need to provide prints | |
27 June - 11 July | Selected images will be exhibited at PhotoWest | Only open to WAPF affiliated clubs, not individuals | |
mid 2025
| 12 - 13 Sept
Dalwallinu | Separate category for photography.
Only framed or mounted entries | |
Part of PrintWest | 19 - 21 Sept
Bunbury | PrintWest winning photos will be exhibited.
Individuals can attend the award night and talks with professional photographers and workshops. | |
Early August - Early Sept | 20 Oct - 2 Nov
Central Park, Perth | Pre-selection made on digital entries, then finalists need to provide prints
Mentoring day in Sept. | |
not yet known | Sat 1 Nov - Sun 2 Nov
Darlington Village |