This annual event in Melville hosts numerous artists and promises to be bigger than ever in 2025. I will be displaying my work alongside other creatives at Studio Door, 6 Malland St, Myaree, Perth on 3rd and 4th May 2025.

Expect to see some of my original prints, acrylic paintings, sketchbooks and plein air* work. I will have work for sale at a range of prices as well as some work in progress. Studio door is an informal warehouse setting and a great place to meet and chat with artists living and working in Melville.

Entry is free. Stay up to date and download your free guide from www.melvilleopenstudios.com/

*paintings completed outside

Celebrating 50 years of printmaking in Western Australia with works from over 5o members. Moores Building, Fremantle 9-24 November.

This year I am delighted to be part of Artwalk Freo 2024 for the White Gum Valley precinct. A ticketed event that offers the chance to see inside artists studios and homes and discover how they work. I will be opening my doors on the 11 and 12 of May. Come and see my studio which looks out into my inspirational garden full of trees and visit my make tranquil gallery space at the bottom of the garden.


After a longer than anticipated hiatus [with COVID-19 in-between], Artwalk Freo will return for not just one weekend, but three this May!
With more than 20 artists to visit, grouped within three different walking routes, there'll be lots to see and do along the way. More information coming soon.

04-05 May: South Freo
11-12 May: White Gum Valley
18-19 May: Monument Hill

In August 2023 I presented two new bodies of work in a solo show TRANSITIONS at Zig Zag Gallery, Kalamunda from

This exhibition celebrated my love of painting, printmaking and the West Australian bush which provides me with the inspiration to create my work.
To date my previous exhibitions have mainly comprised of my paintings, in contrast this show was equally split between showcasing my acrylic paintings and my monotype prints. In addition to this I had a wall of accordion plein air sketchbooks on display documenting my time outside in nature and provided a direct insight into the process behind my finished pieces.

The paintings in this exhibition are about how I experience place when passing through on foot. When walking through a landscape time passes slowly, my paintings are not of a particular view or snapshot of time but rather an accumulation of different viewpoints, experiences and times of day. They are of place in an all encompassing way, when painting a place I am delving into visual memories of the near and the far, what is in front and what is behind, the flowers I saw at my feet and the rocks I passed 5 kilometres before. I am trying to say a lot in one painting - each painting is a token of my appreciation and wonder of place. The work is made in response to places I have returned to time and time again, especially those on the Bibbulmun Track

My prints are original monotypes. A monotype is a one of a kind print, a print that cannot be reinked and repeated. Some of the prints in this show are collages, made up of cut and torn papers that I have hand printed and then reassembled to recreate the magical world that I feel I inhabit when being surrounded by trees. Many of the prints are in direct response to Monkey Rock in Denmark. On this beautiful cluster of Granite boulders, leaves drift down from ancient Karri trees and land on fallen trunks that decompose slowly in the damp earth. This place is timeless to me which is why I have titled two of the prints In Between Trees and Outside of Time. To see the exhibition online click here https://bridgetseaton.com/section/523257-SOLO%20SHOW%202023.html|