A unique collective of regional arts organisations and independent practitioners working collaboratively to enliven and empower the WA regional arts sector and its many diverse communities.
Who are we? Where are we? What do we do? And why?
The Creative Grid is a ‘grass-roots’ organic network grounded across regional Western Australia.
It is not an incorporated association, but a highly flexible entity that creates opportunities for the sector to flourish through the power of collaboration.
Southern Forest Arts is the origin spore for it’s mycelial network.
Guest Blog Posts from our Mycelium project

Mycelium Guest Blog – Fiona Sinclair
Conversations with (regional) Sheila By Fiona Sinclair [This blog is based upon a talk I delivered…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Leah Rakbundel and Isla Birnie
MOTHER LODE By Leah Rakbundel and Isla Birnie As identity is chipped away by the machine…
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Mycelium Guest Blog – Grace Crogan
Grace Crogan – MC for Pulse Perspectives Exhibition Opening (2020) ‘Youth arts engagement is a journey,…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Sari Bennett
‘PLATYPUS’ by Sari Bennett Who am I? Well, last week I performed at a small arts…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Ingrid Horn
My Alternative Archive By Ingrid Horn Ingrid Horn pictured front left (in yellow jumper and jeans)…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Annette Davis
OPEN BORDERS I’m writing this at a time when the Perth and Peel regions are in…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Local Art Paper
WHY CAN’T WE TALK ABOUT ART? THE DEARTH OF CRITICAL THINKING By Daniela Palitos and Jenny…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Carrie McDowell
A STITCH IN TIME – MY EXPERIENCE AS ARTIST IN RESIDENCE AT COSSACK Artist-in-residence programs give artists the opportunity…

Mycelium Guest Blog – Sarah Hinton
Hi! I love seeing Hi! My name is Sarah, I’m an arts worker living in Geraldton…

The values that guide us
Connection
Collaboration
Sustainability
Resilience
Wellbeing
