KAMIL WE

29/07/2026

A collaboration by Matthew McVeigh & Curtis Taylor
dogs have long been part of life on Country. Guardians, companions and silent storytellers. In this vibrant collection, Matthew McVeigh and Curtis Taylor, together with Indigenous artists, transform these figures into striking contemporary sculptures that celebrate culture, community and connection.

Each sculpture is individually hand-painted, carrying unique patterns, stories and artistic expression that honour the diversity and richness of First Nations cultures. Together, they stand as a powerful reminder of resilience, identity and the enduring bond between people, animals and Country.

Now on display at KAMILĖ GALLERY 37 St George’s Terrace, Perth these remarkable works invite viewers to experience the beauty of collaboration and the power of storytelling through art.

Visit us to discover the collection.

16/07/2026

Warnaparya

Culture is living. It continues to grow through stories, relationships and artistic practice.

As part of Camping Dogs, ‘Warnaparya’ reflects the enduring cultural significance of dogs within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities while celebrating knowledge that continues to be shared across generations.

This NAIDOC Week, we invite you to spend time with the work and the conversations it inspires.

16/07/2026

Tinka

Every work in Camping Dogs carries its own story.

Grounded in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural knowledge, this work celebrates the enduring relationships between people, dogs and Country. Through contemporary artistic practice, stories that have been shared across generations continue to find new audiences and new conversations.

This NAIDOC Week, we invite you to spend time with ‘Tinka’ and discover the story it holds.

15/07/2026

Across Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, dogs have long held an important place in daily life and cultural practice.

As loyal companions, protectors, hunting partners and spiritual guardians, they embody relationships built on trust, responsibility and connection to Country. These stories continue to be shared across generations, carrying knowledge, memory and cultural identity.

During NAIDOC Week, Camping Dogs offers an opportunity to reflect on these enduring connections through the work of Curtis Taylor and collaborating Indigenous artists.

Visit the collection at KAMILĖ GALLERY, 37 St Georges Terrace, Perth.

14/07/2026

To celebrate NAIDOC Week, we are excited to share the Camping Dogs collection, created by renowned artist Curtis Taylor in collaboration with Matthew McVeigh.

Camping Dogs is a series celebrating nine Indigenous dog stories and cultures. Conceived by Matthew McVeigh and brought to life through the artwork of Curtis Taylor, alongside several other talented Indigenous artists, the collection reflects the deep cultural significance of dogs within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Dogs, including traditional dingoes, hold deep spiritual, cultural, and practical significance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. They have long served as loyal companions, protectors, hunting partners, and spiritual guardians, reflecting enduring connections to Country, culture, and community.

We invite you to experience this inspiring collection at 37 St Georges Terrace, Perth, as part of our NAIDOC Week celebrations and to learn more about the rich cultural stories and traditions that have inspired these remarkable works.

11/07/2026

ARTLEASE.COM.AU

A beautifully curated home deserves exceptional art.

We are delighted to collaborate with Loam Staging to present this contemporary residence in South Perth, featuring a curated selection of artworks by Art Lease by KAMILĖ GALLERY.

Thoughtfully chosen contemporary artworks have the power to transform a space, adding warmth, character and a sense of connection while helping buyers imagine themselves at home. Through Art Lease, we work with interior designers, home staging professionals, developers and businesses to create inspiring spaces while supporting contemporary artists.

If you’re preparing a property for sale or looking to elevate your interiors, we’d love to help curate the perfect collection. Let’s chat.

Styled by Loam Staging & Styling
Art curation by KAMILĖ GALLERY
Video Alec Kucy
Agent Vivien Yap
Agency Ray White Dalkeith | Claremont

09/07/2026

Host your next gathering surrounded by contemporary art.

KAMILĖ GALLERY offers a unique setting for private events, corporate functions, artist talks and intimate celebrations, with each exhibition creating a distinctive backdrop.

To enquire about hosting your event, please DM or contact:
[email protected] | +61 414 210 209

08/07/2026

Artist Spotlight | Elizabeth (Annie) Walsh

Elizabeth (Annie) Walsh was born in Carnarvon and is a member of the Stolen Generations. She now lives in Mount Magnet with her family.

She began painting in 2010 and has since become a dedicated artist with Wirnda Barna Art Centre. Her works depict Country around Mount Magnet, including Boogardie Station and Wydgee Hills Station, her husband’s birthplace. She also paints her mother’s sea Country in Carnarvon.

View Annie’s works in BIDI, now showing in its final weeks at KAMILĖ GALLERY.

08/07/2026

22/06/2026

Join us for an evening of gratitude, connection, and celebration as we thank our supporters, partners, artists, volunteers, and friends who have contributed to the success of Perth Art Foundation and Perth Art Weekend.

Perth Art Foundation

RSVP Essential
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