Brad Rimmer's Wheatbelt Retrospective
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Brad Rimmers photographic journey through Western Australias Wheatbelt is the focus of a new retrospective, Loom of the Land, at the Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre. The exhibit showcases three major series, including Silence, which captures teenagers grappling with the choice between staying in fading small towns or pursuing city dreams. Another series, Nowhere Near, highlights deserted community halls across the Wheatbelt, evoking a sense of melancholy and resilience. The exhibit also features two new video pieces set to music, marking Rimmers first collaboration with a composer and singer. The title Loom of the Land reflects the Wheatbelts enduring influence on the lives of its inhabitants.
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