The Perth Social Club

Hi Art lovers, please come and join me for this exhibition in Fremantle .later we will go for a drink in one of the beautiful bars in Freo
There is train and many buses .The short distance walk to the gallery .

An exhibition by Irish artist and organiser Kate O’Shea and artist-architect Aideen O’Donovan, with invited collaborators. Long-time friends and creative partners from the southwest of Ireland, Kate and Aideen bring an experimental, collaborative practice to this immersive exhibition.
JUMP CUTS emerges from Kate O’Shea’s international residency at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre, part of a cultural exchange with the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). Known for her socially engaged, multidisciplinary work, Kate explores themes of land, diaspora, and the ongoing impacts of colonialism through publishing, print, and participatory installations. Her practice often builds transnational networks of solidarity, rooted in community dialogue.
Over the past few months, Aideen has joined Kate in studio to develop a shared visual language—one that invites viewers to move through speculative architectures, collaged histories, and cinematic ruptures. Together, they use 360-degree spatial installation to create layered portals into other imagined worlds, grounded in both place and politics.
JUMP CUTS is a culmination of their time on Whadjuk Nyoongar Boodjar, shaped by friendship, deep listening, and a commitment to working collectively—across disciplines and geographies.
About Kate O’Shea
Kate O’Shea is a socially engaged artist whose work spans printmaking, archiving, large-scale installation, performance, and publishing.
Kate’s recent projects highlight her commitment to storytelling, community-led archiving, and social justice organising. Among her notable works is Revolutionary Archivists (2024), a collaboration with community leaders in Scotland, and the publication of How Much Is Enough? (2023), which reflects on her two-year residency at Studio 468 in Dublin 8.
She is co-founder of the transdisciplinary collective, ‘Broken Fields’, co-founder of independent publishing house Durty Books and co-founder of The People’s Kitchen.
Through the Irish Museum of Modern Art and Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre, Kate is currently an International Artist in Residence. Focusing on building networks of solidarity between place-based struggles, Kate continues to explore themes of land, diaspora, and the enduring impacts of colonial legacies.
About Aideen O’Donovan
Aideen O’Donovan is a socially engaged artist-architect whose spatial practice spans socially engaged art, architecture, immersive installations, environmental planning, and urban design.
Over the past decade, Aideen has worked with Schønherr (Denmark), Topotek 1 (Germany), and artist Jeppe Hein (Germany), contributing to public space projects internationally. These experiences have given her a comprehensive understanding of all stages of design, from concept ideation to site installation.
Her independent work with Broken Fields focuses on co-designing social spaces through deep listening and transdisciplinary collaboration.
Aideen’s practice enables communities of place to co-create multifunctional shared spaces that host diverse everyday uses, embedding local voices throughout the design process.

Are you looking to boost your energy and improve your health? Join us for the practice of Taichi/Qigong.

TIME: Every Saturday, 8am - 9am
PLACE: South Perth Senior Citizens Centre, 53 Coode St, South Perth WA 6151 (Across Coles) https://maps.app.goo.gl/6oVShBXtkjbdd5GUA
FEE: Free for a couple of sessions

Taichi Qi Gong is an ancient Chinese moving meditation you can practice to heal body and mind, relieve stress, and balance your emotions. We practice specifically Ba Duan Jin, which has been passed on from generation to generation.

The benefits of practising QiGong are:
1. Decrease Stress
2. Elevates Mood
3. Improves Sleep
4. Activates Healing Energy
5. Help to clear pain
6. Boosts the Immune system

This is a beginner's class, starting with the practice of Baduanjin ( the 8 Brocades), which, with regular attendance, will move on to more advanced movements.

The event is free for the first two sessions; however, we limit attendance to around 15 people due to size restrictions on the Hall.

Please be respectful and keep your RSVP up to date so that the class can commence on time.

Mixed Social Fun moderately  Competitive Beach Volleyball.

Cost may be $5, if we decide to book the court. (if we have large numbers and peak times). Excluding ‘First Event’ Players
Thanks
Join us for some good music, fun, laughs, sunshine and fitness whilst playing a social fun sport.
Plus the added attraction of enjoying a social drink at the kiosk café (next door) afterwards.

PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER AND NOT ATTEND.

WE ARE ONLY A SMALL NUMBER OF AVERAGE PLAYERS, whilst there are many international excellent players that are not part of our group.

IF YOU ARE UNSURE ABOUT PLAYING, THEN COME EARLY.

Any QUESTIONS, call or text me
M: 0433262939
NOTE: No injury liability.
All players agree to play at your own risk.

Pease register EARLY, like 5-7 Days before. If you have registered and are unable to attend then please de-register yourself at least an hour before the event.


The courts are located between the Cafe and the Surf Lifesaving Club at Floreat Beach, not city beach. We generally park our cars in the large carpark directly opposite the Surf Lifesaving Club.

If you have any questions, my phone number is 0433262939.
See you Saturday.
Cheers,
Danny