Paper Mountain

25/02/2022

Our friends at The Art Space Collective are hosting a creative program for Women's History Month during March. The program will celebrate and share a diverse range of stories that contribute to the complex experiences of womanhood or femininity from creators within the Boorloo community.

Join them on the 8th March on International Women's Day with a soft launch of a group exhibition as well as a panel discussion: Creative Conversations, facilitated by RTR’s Bec Bowman on the unique experiences of Jamilla (Musician), Carla Adams (Visual artist), Sophie G Nixon (Textile artist), Alissia Marsh (Comedian) & Jess Nyanda Moyle (Musician) as artists within the Boorloo (Perth) community.

Tickets via: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/creative-conversations-whm-opening-night-panel-tickets-269487744097?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

EXHIBITING ARTISTS -

Bettie Bombshell (She/they)
Carla Adams (She/her)
Chiluba Young (She/her)
Deadly Denim (She/her)
Emilie Monty (She/her)
Georgia Hooper (They/them)
Jade Lister-Buttle (She/her)
Mariaan Pugh (She/her)
Marite Norris (She/her)
Sophie Nixon (They/them)
Tasha Faye (She/her)

Come celebrate the opening night of The Art Space Collective's Women's History Month creative program!

07/07/2021

Paper Mountain has been in its current space for many years now which holds many precious memories and connections with the team, the public and the wonderful artists we have had the pleasure of working with. However, as a team we have decided that as of the 7th of August 2021 it is best for us to move out of current space and move online to take some time to reflect and carefully consider our next steps. This isn’t to say that we will not move into a new venue but rather, we want to make sure we find somewhere that is a perfect fit. We will be operating as normal just without a physical space and will be available to the public to assist with any creative needs. Paper Mountain is excited for the future and believe this will help us become more accessible. We still have some incredible events lined up for all of July (including our 10th birthday celebrations!) so, get ready to party. As always, we love you and thank you for your continued support and understanding. ❤️

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

10/06/2021

COMING UP is the Black Rainbow Fundraiser Party is on June 19TH at Paper Mountain run by the wonderful .styles_ 🌈❤️

It’s a wonderful opportunity to have groovy evening while raising money for the amazing fundraising group that is Black Rainbow ( ) Money raised for Black Rainbow will go towards supporting those indigenous youths who are affected by issues such as; Trans/Youth Issues, Lived Experience with Mental Health, Domestic Violence, Living with HIV and Su***de Prevention.

There will be DJs playing from 7.30pm in the main gallery as well as bar where drinks will be available for purchase from 8-10pm. There will also be seating around the venue for you to sit back, relax and enjoy! We’d love to see everyone there to support this amazing cause. Tickets are available via the link in our bio ‼️

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

05/06/2021

Our final artist for Memos #2 is the incredible Elena Wittkuhn ( )💗

Elena is a 20 year old cellist born and raised in Boorloo. She enjoys playing the big violin as much as possible and writing words and music whenever something touches her heart. Tonight Elena will be performing a mix of classical pieces and very recently composed songs with her friend Lara who can actually play all the instruments!

MEMOS #2 is on tomorrow night, if you haven’t grabbed tickets via eventbrite, they will also be available at the door!! (First Nations get free entry)✨

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

03/06/2021

The fifth artist for Memos #2 is the magnificent Abuk Lual 💛 ()

Abuk Lual (she/her/they) is a vibrant soul navigating the human experience. They are a nurturer, friend, daughter, sister, mentee and an ever-evolving student of life. Abuk grew up in the diaspora and is currently based in Boorloo. She is a lover of stories and her exploration of self and the unseen enrich the stories she tells. Her work touches on love, healing, trauma, blackness, queerness and femininity. Find her at abukofdreams.com and on instagram.

‼️ REMINDER ‼️tickets can be purchased via the link in our bio or via the Facebook event

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

02/06/2021

🎉🎉🎉 Less than a week to go!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Come get intimate with us at KISSING IS EXTRA by local artist Jacinta Larcombe 💋

✨ Opening event THIS FRIDAY, 4th of June 7pm-9pm come share a drink and explore a light-hearted look into the world of s*x work with us ✨

Free entry and drinks available to purchase on the night 🍻

Cant make opening night ⁉️No worries! The exhibition will continue til Saturday June 12th 🎉

For more sneak peeks of what’s in store keep an eye on our stories 👀👀👀

Note: Due to the nature of the work on display the exhibition will be 18+ only

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

02/06/2021

Our next Memos 2 artist is the one and only Jewel Owusu () 🌟

Jewel Owusu is a 21 year old singer/songwriter residing in Perth, Western Australia. Her love for music began at a young age, although she did not begin releasing music until 2020. Experimenting with a fusion of Indie, R&B and Pop - Jewel brings a sound that cannot be put into a box. Working closely with producer NAMESAKE, her debut EP, mantra is an expression of her journey with self acceptance, relationships and her spirituality. In the upcoming year, Jewel plans to bring new soulful material in collaboration with a range of
artists. In between working on new things, she enjoys playing gigs with her band.

Come down to see her and all our other performers on the 6th !! 🎉

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

31/05/2021

Zoraya Dee Dadis () is our third featured artist for Memos #2 💫

“You, Divine is a collection of poems written to remind anyone and everyone who would listen — of the divinity they have within. It is a call, a siren and an alarm — to wake up, to stand tall and to embrace each and every crevice in your mind, in your soul and in your body. It is a cry, a scream — the long-withstanding howls of your own magick, begging to come out, to be heard. These are the letters written for you, with you, by you — finally finding their way to you.”

Tickets are still available via the linktree in our bio 🥂

29/05/2021

Next up on our featured artists for Memos #2 is incredible Talking Trash ( ) 💗

Talking Trash aka Hannah Coakley writes strawberry sweet indie tunes straight from the heart and into the world. Her honest writing style creates an intimate and direct connection with anyone who hears her play.

Tickets for MEMOS #2 are still available for purchase via the eventbrite link in our linktree ‼️

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

28/05/2021

During the lead up to MEMOS #2 we will be featuring all the performers on our socials so you can get to know them before the event! 💫 First up is the wonderful SUSHI ( ).

SUSHI is a rapper, writer and visual artist currently practicing in Boorloo. An immigrant from Malaysia with ancestry tracing to Kerala, he is in search of place to call home.

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Paper Mountain operates on the unceded sovereign lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation. The Noongar people past and present are an essential part of our cultural history, Perth’s arts community, and Paper Mountain. We extend solidarity and friendship and hope for a future where all are afforded justice, dignity, and peace. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land.