MEMBERSHIP

Connect across the sector

Build relationships, share knowledge, and stay informed through sector-wide events, networks and collaboration.

ADVOCACY

Policy. Investment. Understanding.

Organising sector insight into clear advice that strengthens policy and investment.

RESOURCES

Practical tools, guides and templates.

Building a strong arts and cultural sector through connection, shared learning and practical insight.

1. Beneath The Music by Encounter. Produced by Performing Lines WA. Photo by Dan Grant. 2. Children explore picture books at The Literature Centre’s Storytellers Festival. Photography credit Jessica Wyld. 3. WA Youth Jazz Orchestra. Zero Emcee and WNO 2022. Courtesy Josh Wells.

OUR VISION

Arts and culture are valued as an essential part of life for everyone across Western Australia.

OUR PURPOSE

To advance Western Australia's arts and cultural sector as a whole through advocacy, connection and shared learning.

The Chamber is creating opportunities for artists and creative workers to share their stories directly with Western Australian MPs.

Over the coming weeks and months, the Chamber will be meeting with MPs from across Western Australia and we are creating a pool of practising artists and creative workers who would be interested in joining these conversations.

This is not about lobbying for a particular issue or entering into debate. It is simply an opportunity to tell your story: what you do and, in your own words, why it matters.

Our aim is to create meaningful conversations grounded in place, practice and community.

We are looking for people who:

are comfortable participating in respectful, non-partisan conversations
are available during business hours over the next three months
are Chamber members or work with a Chamber member organisation.

An honorarium will be provided for unwaged artists. If you would like to be considered, we would love to hear from you.

WHAT WE DO

Advocate

We organise sector insight into shared priorities and translate these into government-ready proposals and credible investment cases.

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Our membership brings together artists, arts workers, organisations, businesses, local government and supporters from across the State.

Cathy Ward and Delany Griffiths from Waringarri Aboriginal Arts during the WA Museum Digital Art Project Stage 2, 2023. Photograph by Sohan Ariel Hayes. Image courtesy of AACHWA.

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Lucy the Dog meets her audience in Theatre Kimberley’s 2024 Act Belong Commit Sandfly Circus production, Small But Spectacular.
Photo by Robak Photography. September 2024.

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Chamber membership is open to everyone. By joining you support the Chamber's work in advocacy, connection, and shared learning, and you add strength to the unified voice for arts and culture in Western Australia.

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Latest News

Chamber News | June 2026

Published on 26/06/2026

This month’s Chamber News brings together key policy developments, sector advocacy, new research, practical resources and current opportunities for artists, organisations and creative businesses across Western Australia.

Chamber Update | Building influence, connection and a shared direction

Published on 22/05/2026

The Australian Government is developing the next National Cultural Policy, building on Revive: a place for every story, a story for every place. We have prepared some resources to support you in preparing your submissions.

Chamber Statement | Towards the Next National Cultural Policy

Published on 18/05/2026