Join curator Kelly Rowe and Associate Professor Joanna Elfving-Hwang for an informative discussion that frames the development of the exhibition Transcending Borders. This conversation and tour will offer a unique look at the cultural context of both the historical and contemporary works presented in the exhibition.

Transcending Borders is on at the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery from 3 May until 12 July 2014. Visit the Gallery website for more information.

Featured work:
Shaman Painting (detail), second half of the 20th century, South Korea, ink and colours on coarse silk backed with paper, 79 x 49 cm, P Bridge Collection, Berndt Museum [WU5216]

Campus partner:

Joanna Elfving-Hwang is an Associate Professor and specialist of Korean Studies within the discipline of Asian Studies based at the Faculty of Arts, UWA. Asian Studies is the campus partner for the exhibition Transcending Borders.

Getting to the Gallery:

The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is located on the corner of Stirling Highway and Fairway, at the grounds of The University of Western Australia (UWA).

Car: Ticket parking is available on campus off Fairway, next to the Gallery, in the University carpark number 20. ACROD permit holders can park on Fairway section.

Public transport:Transperth operates several services to campus. Visit the UWA website for more details.

Accessibility:
The Gallery is accessible by wheelchair. A manual wheelchair is available for visitor use, free of charge from the Gallery reception. Accessible restrooms are also available.