ABOUT US
Formed in 1979 by a group of dedicated volunteers passionate about providing a focus for arts and culture in the Perth hills, Mundaring Arts Centre (MAC) has remained true to its origins.
Over the years, the MAC staff, volunteers and artists have delivered a diverse range of creative arts experiences, annually engaging thousands of individuals of all interests and ages.
MAC’s two venues (Mundaring and Midland Junction Arts Centre) feature new exhibitions bi-monthly and showcase the cultural offerings of exceptional local artists and craftspeople. MAC also presents a range of community projects, workshops and cultural events at the arts centres, local schools and in the wider hills community.
A not-for-profit community arts organisation, MAC is run by a volunteer management committee, dedicated professional staff and a large group of passionate volunteers. MAC provides arts leadership, advocacy for West Australian artists and cultural advisory services for individuals and organisations.
OUR VISION
Mundaring Arts Centre Inc contributes to the life and wellbeing of the community by nurturing growth and diversity in the arts. Strong community engagement is fostered via creative learning experiences, transformative presentations and innovative exhibitions.
OUR MISSION
Engage the community in new and enhanced opportunities to become active arts and culture participants.
Connect with our community through established networks that inform, entertain, enliven and enhance our lives, contributing to community belonging and identity.
Create memorable arts experiences and learning with all ages, levels of ability and cultural backgrounds. Present all forms of arts and cultural pursuits to diverse audiences with economic and social benefits.
LATEST NEWS
11 May 2023 AOIP Funding Announcement
THE FACE OF FINGERPRINTS | 2019
40 artists, arts workers, and community members have looked back at their connection to Mundaring Arts Centre, and towards the future of arts in the eastern region for The Face of Fingerprints, presented at Mundaring Arts Centre May - July 2019. The short film takes a moment on the 40th anniversary of the arts centre’s establishment to create an archive of the people and passion behind the organisation’s success.
Film by Steven Alyian