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An artist-led collective creating, exhibiting and sharing diverse artistic practices through workshops, collaborations and community projects.

WA Inclusive Arts Group 

The WA Inclusive Arts Group acknowledges the Whadjuk Noongar people.

We pay our deepest respects to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, create and teach. 

We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging who have been creating on this land for thousands of years.

Our Services

Original Artwork & Commissions

WAIAG artists create original works across ceramics, painting, digital and mixed media. Artworks are available for private sale and commission. We welcome enquiries from collectors, councils and organisations seeking meaningful, inclusive contemporary art.

Inclusive Community & Cultural Events

We collaborate on community events that prioritise inclusion and accessibility. From Harmony Week celebrations to markets and sensory-friendly experiences, WAIAG delivers interactive art stalls, collaborative artworks and creative engagement that fosters connection and participation.

Exhibitions & Place Activation

WAIAG curates inclusive exhibitions and creative activations across civic and community spaces. Our artists present contemporary works that explore identity, connection and lived experience. We collaborate with councils, galleries and organisations to transform spaces through engaging, accessible arts programming.

Workshops & Creative Facilitation

WAIAG delivers artist-led workshops designed for inclusive participation. We offer clay, water colour, digital creativity, sound experiences and collaborative projects. Sessions can be tailored for schools, councils, festivals, corporate wellbeing days and private events. Our workshops prioritise accessibility, creativity and meaningful connection.

Meet Our Artists

Meet the creative people behind WAIAG. Our artists bring their own styles, skills and perspectives to a diverse range of creative practices, from ceramics and digital illustration to animation, sound and performance.

A pair of hands hold and play a singing bowl while another rests on the table

Grace King

Spiritual Practitioner 

Tate Orsini throwing a ceramic vase on a pottery wheel. Tate has one hand inside the vase and the other creating patterns on the outside.

Tate Orsini

Ceramicist 

Gray hides their face playfully behind stickers they have made. Gray holds out a white marker in their other hand. Their face is mostly covered behind their sunglasses.

Gray

Visual Artist

Close up of Laverne drawing on an ipad with a white ipen. Lav has drawn a cartoon girl on the screen.

Laverne Moi 

Digital Artist

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to see our upcoming events, the fun we have with the community and the art made along the way. 

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WA Inclusive Arts Group is supported by Valued Lives through the Creative Inclusions Project, funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

Together, we are creating more opportunities for artists with disability to connect, create and share their work.

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The WA Inclusive Arts Group acknowledges the Whadjuk Noongar people.

We pay our deepest respects to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, create and teach. 

We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging who have been creating on this land for thousands of years.

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