Welcome to Aerial Aspects in Fremantle

Aerial Aspects is a prominent contemporary art gallery located in the vibrant city of Fremantle, in Western Australia. Established in 2023 by renowned curator and artist Maxine Johnson, Aerial Aspects is dedicated to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking art that engages with themes of nature, technology, and human experience. The gallery is known for its unique focus on aerial photography and artwork that captures the beauty of landscapes from above. It aims to connect viewers to the intricate relationship between humanity and the environment. The collection features works by both emerging and established artists, including the likes of Richard Silver, Jane Long, and Daniel O’Shanassy. With a mission to inspire dialogue and appreciation for contemporary art, Aerial Aspects hosts regular exhibitions, artist talks, and workshops. Its target audience includes art enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone interested in the evolving narrative of contemporary art. In addition to traditional exhibitions, the gallery also explores digital mediums and alternative art forms, ensuring that it remains a dynamic space for creativity and engagement. Aerial Aspects prides itself on its community involvement and outreach programs, fostering a supportive environment for local artists. Visitors can expect to find a range of styles and inspirations, from minimalist photography to intricate mixed-media installations. Interesting facts about Aerial Aspects include its commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices in both its exhibitions and its operations. The gallery also collaborates with local schools to encourage youth engagement with the arts, creating future generations of artists and art lovers.