Exhibitions
Discover our State’s rich cultural and natural heritage through three major themes.
Being Western Australian:
Celebrating the diversity of our people.
Discovering Western Australia:
Providing a gateway to our incredible State.
Exploring the World:
Defining Western Australia’s place in the world.
Permanent exhibitions
Each of the Museum’s exhibitions explores these themes through collections, research and the perspectives of communities from across Western Australia.
Woven throughout are the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, recognising the primary rights of Australia’s first peoples in practising and expressing their cultural heritage.
Our heart, Country, spirit
Creative minds, amazing ideas
Highlights from the State’s collections
Our place in the world
Special Exhibitions
WA Museum Boola Bardip’s digital public art program features three new Aboriginal digital artworks and artists showing on the Hackett Hall and Francis Street façades at WA Museum Boola Bardip throughout 2024.
Experience an extraordinary immersive experience with the Illuminate night projections at Boola Bardip.
The Festival of Urbanism is an annual event held across the country, designed to promote research-driven discussions about the future of our cities. It is the flagship program of the Henry Halloran Research Trust, bringing together diverse voices to explore the challenges and opportunities shaping urban and regional development.
Experience a 35-minute VR documentary that transports you to one of the most spectacular and pristine landscapes in the world.
Explore the rich cultural legacy of the Spinifex People. Discover their enduring connection to Country through stunning artworks, objects, digital projects and film.
