ABOVE:   "When all is said and done" by
Ann Copeman, watercolour paper, ink, thread
​ for WEB exhibition 2014.

About Us

MIX Artists Inc is a membership based association for contemporary artists in the Great Southern region of Western Australia.   

Our objectives are
  • to foster contemporary art practice through the sharing of information, knowledge and ideas;
  • to promote contemporary artists of the Great Southern region of Western Australia by developing projects and opportunities;
  • to represent contemporary artists in the Great Southern;
  • to initiate/create dialogue between contemporary artists and the wider community;
  • to initiate or respond to any activity which contributes to MIX Artists' aims.

Who We Are
 MIX members work in a wide range of media including sculpture, installation, painting, printmaking, textiles, and digital media.  ​Most of our exhibitions are presented in Albany, the region's largest town, and our members live throughout the region, including in Denmark, Kentdale, Borden and Lake Grace.  Albany is 400 km south of Perth, WA's capital city, and  the Great Southern region is home to many creative talents. 

Our History
MIX Artists began in 1999 as a collective of emerging and established contemporary artists and became an incorporated association in 2005.

From 2004 to 2017 MIX presented a contemporary art exhibition or project in Albany for the Great Southern program of the Perth International Arts Festival.  Exhibitions have included Welcome (2004), Liminal (2005), Emblems (2008), Lighthouse (2012), ten(T) (2013),  and Web (2014).   Two exhibitions Hotspot (2006) and HomeFRONT (2015) have toured Western Australia, managed by Art on the Move.  In 2018, MIX presented Reservoir in Albany, as part of the Albany Arts Festival Season, and at ArtGeo in Busselton. 

In 2019 MIX is celebrating 20 years of bringing contemporary art to audiences in the Great Southern and beyond.  

MIX Artists Inc’s exhibitions have been presented at the Vancouver Arts Centre, the WA Museum – Albany and at the Albany Town Hall.  Several projects have involved contemporary artists working with the wider community, and have also involved activities in Lake Grace and Katanning.