Spectrum Project Space

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Overview

Spectrum Project Space is an exhibition and performance space that functions as a laboratory for exploration and experimentation with an inclusive approach to creativity and is a site for multidisciplinary approaches to artistic practice.

With an educational perspective, Spectrum Project Space attempts to reveal a range of reflective processes that underpin creative practice in all its forms. Spectrum both promotes and celebrates all forms of invention, experimentation and intuition irrespective of its outcome and therefore contributes to our understanding and appreciation of contemporary culture both locally and globally.

News & events

Two exhibitions by the recipients of the School of Arts and Humanities, Painting Residency 2018 will open at ECU`s Spectrum Project Space

Double opening for SAH Painting Residency Artists

Wednesday, 10 October 2018

Two exhibitions by the recipients of the School of Arts and Humanities, Painting Residency 2018 will open at Spectrum Project Space with a double opening.

Artifacts of the future

Tuesday, 25 September 2018

In Artifacts of the future, Master of Arts (Visual Arts) student, Caroline Kerr explores the possibilities that 3D printing presents for contemporary ceramic practice. By combining 3D technologies and traditional studio practices, her work attempts to blur the boundary between the man-made and the machine-made.

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Contact

Spectrum Project Space is located on the Mount Lawley Campus at Edith Cowan University in Building 3, Room 3.191.

If wish to know more about Spectrum or would like to enquire about exhibiting, please contact:

Coordinator
Claire Bushby
Telephone: (61 8) 6304 6906
Email: spectrum@ecu.edu.au

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Opening hours

Tuesday to Friday: 10.00am - 5.00pm
Saturdays: 12.00pm - 5.00pm

We’re also open on some WA public holidays. For further information, please contact us