your artwalk freo journey:
15-16 june 2019
Artwalk Freo is approximately 2 km long and should take roughly two hours or so while you enjoy the Freo urban landscape. Why not make a day of it and pack a picnic to take with you and enjoy at one of the parks along the way. As with all creative processes, Artwalk is a continual journey so feel free to start and end as you wish!
The home studios will be open on both days from 10am - 4pm. This year's $10 entry fee covers both days. Keep an eye out for signage and directional pavement logos.
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- Park at Fremantle Leisure Centre [fee paying], then visit Megan Salmon's retail shop at 55 Queen Victoria Street and walk through to her studio space situated behind. Her back gate will be open at 40 Quarry Street if you want to enter the studio this way.
- Take a short stroll via James Street to Studio 2 and Pippin Drysdale at 22 Tuckfield Street. After your visit, why not head into the beautiful grounds of the historical Fremantle Arts Centre.
- Walk along Ord Street and turn left into Ellen Street past John Curtin College of the Arts. Cross East Street into Holland and visit Michael Knight in Studio 3 at 12 Holland Street.
- From Holland Street, turn right into Chalmers Street, cross over High Street, then right into 14b Blinco Street and you will find Ian de Souza. Coffee and cakes will be available to purchase courtesy of community group fundraising.
- Congratulations! You've now finished your Artwalk! If you are up for it, check out the citizen-led industrial arts precinct further up Blinco, Wood and Stack Streets, or turn around and view it from the opposite direction, it's all downhill from there!