Explore Ian Foster's eclectic celebration of life, death, and human mortality through art at Atwell House & Gallery.
Friday 13 February 2026
to Sunday 22 February 2026
6:30pm - 8:00pm
586 Canning Hwy, Alfred Cove WA 6154, Australia
Free
Experience a unique artistic journey with Ian Foster's 'CAPUT MORTUUM', an exhibition that delves into themes of existence, transience, and mortality through paintings, ceramic sculptures, and installations. This thought-provoking collection combines humour and social commentary to engage visitors in reflections on life and death.
Visitors can anticipate a rich visual and intellectual experience featuring a variety of media inspired by historical ambiguities and surreal dichotomies. Ian Foster, an accomplished artist and historian, brings depth and insight to his works, making this exhibition both educational and emotionally resonant.
The exhibition offers a chance to connect with art that challenges perceptions and invites contemplation on the human condition. Families and art lovers alike will find the pieces compelling and accessible.
The opening event takes place on Friday, 13 February 2026, from 18:30 to 20:00, providing an opportunity to meet the artist and immerse in the exhibition's atmosphere.
Following the opening, the exhibition runs daily from Saturday, 14 February to Sunday, 22 February 2026, between 10:00 and 16:00. Admission is free, welcoming all visitors.
The exhibition is hosted at Atwell House & Gallery, located at 586 Canning Hwy, Alfred Cove WA 6154. The venue is accessible and situated in a convenient location for families and community members.
Visitors are encouraged to plan their visit during gallery hours and enjoy the welcoming environment of Atwell House & Gallery.
The exhibition is family-friendly and free to attend, making it an excellent cultural outing for parents and school-aged children.
Please note the opening event requires attendance within the specified evening hours, while the exhibition itself is open during daytime hours.
For any inquiries, visitors can contact the gallery directly.
No booking is required for the exhibition or the opening event. Entry is free of charge, making this an accessible cultural experience for all community members.
Enjoy this opportunity to engage with contemporary art that thoughtfully explores profound themes in an inviting setting.
