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An exhibition by Penny Bovell and Gabby Howlett, inspired by terrazzo and the Scolaro family
Postwar Italian immigrants Giuseppe and Anna Scolaro established the Universal Tile Factory in Walyalup (Fremantle) in 1952, which ran for over 20 years.
Giuseppe, a self-taught artisan, crafted decorative terrazzo tiles using vibrant pigments and Italian marble, creating intricate patterns that have become even more beautiful over time.
Underneath/Overlooked began as a search for homes and buildings that still feature these unique floors and grew into an exhibition featuring colourful silk reproductions of the Scolaro tile patterns, a pattern-making game, and photos by people who live in these spaces today.
Underneath/Overlooked honours Giuseppe and Anna’s artistic contributions and celebrates their role, like many immigrant families, in shaping the design history of Western Australia. It explores the art of terrazzo and the concept of creating a home.
First shown at Fremantle’s 10 Nights in Port Festival, this interactive experience invites viewers to take a closer look at their surroundings and consider the hidden stories within.
This project is made possible through the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost with funding managed by the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries and from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and delivered by ART ON THE MOVE.
Image credit: Scolaro family tile mould. Photography by Rebecca Mansell.
An exhibition by Penny Bovell and Gabby Howlett, inspired by terrazzo and the Scolaro family
Postwar Italian immigrants Giuseppe and Anna Scolaro established the Universal Tile Factory in Walyalup (Fremantle) in 1952, which ran for over 20 years.
Giuseppe, a self-taught artisan, crafted decorative terrazzo tiles using vibrant pigments and Italian marble, creating intricate patterns that have become even more beautiful over time.
Underneath/Overlooked began as a search for homes and buildings that still feature these unique floors and grew into an exhibition featuring colourful silk reproductions of the Scolaro tile patterns, a pattern-making game, and photos by people who live in these spaces today.
Underneath/Overlooked honours Giuseppe and Anna’s artistic contributions and celebrates their role, like many immigrant families, in shaping the design history of Western Australia. It explores the art of terrazzo and the concept of creating a home.
First shown at Fremantle’s 10 Nights in Port Festival, this interactive experience invites viewers to take a closer look at their surroundings and consider the hidden stories within.
This project is made possible through the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost with funding managed by the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries and from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and delivered by ART ON THE MOVE.
Image credit: Scolaro family tile mould. Photography by Rebecca Mansell.
Whether you’re revving up or winding down, kicking back in the beer garden for a Friday Sundowner is just what the doctor ordered.
Get the gang together and shake off the work week with the sweet, soulful sounds of Scotty Gordon, South West-based guitarist, singer and songwriter performing beautiful versions of your favourite tunes with a few of his own to treat your ears.
$12 cocktail specials, and the best food in town. Book now to reserve your table.
Collie’s longest-running amateur singing competition is back on for 2025 at the Crown Hotel.
Have you got what it takes to win the $1000 main prize, and the honour of being named 2025 Collie Idol?
The competition consists of three heats and a final across February and March:
- Heat 1: Saturday, 15 February
- Heat 2: Saturday, 1 March
- Heat 3: Saturday, 15 March
- Final: Saturday, 29 March
To be in the running for the main prize, contestants must register online before 5pm on the day of the heat and perform at least three songs across the three heats.
The winner of each heat will be awarded a $250 cash prize, and a guaranteed place in the final.
Finalists will be invited to perform a further three songs in the Collie Idol final on Saturday, 29 March.
Judging will be conducted by the CSHS Anzac Tour volunteers.
If you love to sing, but don’t want to compete, you can join in the karaoke fun on the night.
Search the Karafun catalogue for song inspiration, and use the ticket option below to register now!
By entering, contestants are deemed to have agreed to the competition terms and conditions.
Hey musos! Come and join in our inclusive jam and karaoke sessions out on the deck stage for the warmer months, alternative Tuesdays from 7-9pm.
Bring your instruments, grab your songbook, and warm up your vocal chords to get ready to jam!
No matter your genre or style, we provide a supportive and creative space for you to express your voice.
Whether you’re revving up or winding down, kicking back in the beer garden for a Friday Sundowner is just what the doctor ordered.
Get the gang together and shake off the work week with the beautiful Michelle Duits is back, singing her soulful renditions of your favourite tunes from 7pm.
Michelle is one of the very talented finalists in last year’s Collie Idol, wowing the crowds with her versions of Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin and Alanis Morissette.
Book now to reserve your table.
Collie’s longest-running amateur singing competition is back on for 2025 at the Crown Hotel.
Have you got what it takes to win the $1000 main prize, and the honour of being named 2025 Collie Idol?
The competition consists of three heats and a final across February and March:
- Heat 1: Saturday, 15 February
- Heat 2: Saturday, 1 March
- Heat 3: Saturday, 15 March
- Final: Saturday, 29 March
To be in the running for the main prize, contestants must register online before 5pm on the day of the heat and perform at least three songs across the three heats.
The winner of each heat will be awarded a $250 cash prize, and a guaranteed place in the final.
Finalists will be invited to perform a further three songs in the Collie Idol final on Saturday, 29 March.
Judging will be conducted by the CSHS Anzac Tour volunteers.
If you love to sing, but don’t want to compete, you can join in the karaoke fun on the night.
Search the Karafun catalogue for song inspiration, and use the ticket option below to register now!
By entering, contestants are deemed to have agreed to the competition terms and conditions.
Hey musos! Come and join in our inclusive jam and karaoke sessions out on the deck stage for the warmer months, alternative Tuesdays from 7-9pm.
Bring your instruments, grab your songbook, and warm up your vocal chords to get ready to jam!
No matter your genre or style, we provide a supportive and creative space for you to express your voice.
Singer-songwriter Brandy Newton is back with her big beautiful voice to help you shake off the work week, blending a diverse repertoire of country and rock classics with her original compositions.
Whether you’re revving up or winding down, our new Friday Sundowners in the beer garden are just what the doctor ordered.
Book now to reserve your table.
We all had such a good time, we’re doing it again!
Minutes to Midnight is returning to rock out at the Crown Hotel playing all your favourites from Foo Fighters, Aerosmith, AC-DC, Kiss, The Romantics, Lenny Kravitz, Billy Idol, INXS and many more.
Don’t miss this one!