MSWA

It's World MS Day! Across the month of May, we've been celebrating with our neuro community to amplify and share their experiences through our Art Without Limits exhibition. Tonight, WA will also light up red in solidarity for the MS community ❤️

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We've always known how important art is to our community. For some it helps them relay the emotions and experiences that can be difficult to put into words. For others, it can help them heal and come to terms with the unpredictability of living with a neuro condition.

This year, we're proud to host our largest exhibition to date with over 60 artworks displayed in Perth and Bunbury! The growing community involvement is truly special and we'd like to thank everyone for sharing their stories of challenge, strength and resilience.

As well, to help our community explore the theme in a way that feels most authentic to them, we've organised workshops with different art mediums across our Services Centres. This year, we also saw more collaborative creations come to life, such as the Butler Art Club’s Snakes and Ladders artwork which was featured on Channel 10 📺

View all the artworks 👉 https://go.mswa.org.au/77J2fn

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Tonight, we're also pleased to announce landmarks across Perth will be lighting up red in solidarity for the MS community. If you spot any of these landmarks, snap a pic and tag us! 📸

📍Council House, King's Park, Matagarup Bridge, King's Park, Joondalup Drive Bridge, Mount Street Bridge, Northbridge Tunnel, Sky Ribbon, Great Northern Highway Interchange Bridge, Kombana Bridge, Marlston Hill Lookout, Koombana Bay Footbridge, Koombana Bay Foreshore, Marlston Waterfront, Guppy Park, the Navigators at the Koombana Drive roundabout, Richmond Reserve, Arrol Crane and Koolambidi Woola.

MSWA is proud to once again present ‘Art Without Limits’ ✨

In recognition of World Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Day on May 30 and its global theme, ‘My MS Diagnosis,’ the exhibition offers a powerful opportunity to share the personal stories of our diverse and talented neuro community!

This year's exhibition theme 'Navigating the Journey' encourages artists to explore their experience, with many pieces depicting a raw and real insight into having a neurological condition or knowing someone who does 🎨

All are welcome to attend the Perth and Bunbury exhibition, while donations are welcome to support thousands of West Aussies living with a neurological condition.