Published on Monday, 15 December 2025 at 12:25:20 PM
Golden Breadcrumbs, a new exhibition by the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s second Artist in Residence, Tamorin Lavers, was officially opened by Mayor Glenn Wilson on Friday at the Goldfields Arts Centre.
Building on the success of the inaugural Artist in Residence, José Bacarreza, Tamorin has spent her residency fostering deep community connections and encouraging creative participation across Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
A Western Australian artist, Tamorin is known for her expressive works inspired by place and observation. Throughout her time in the Goldfields, she has immersed herself in the local environment, drawing on its textures, tones, and stories to shape the artworks featured in this exhibition.
Golden Breadcrumbs presents pieces from various stages of Tamorin’s career, highlighting the evolution of her artistic practice. The exhibition also includes artworks created by community participants who took part in workshops and activities delivered during the residency.
During his opening speech, Mayor Glenn Wilson stated that the Artist in Residence program continues to strengthen the city’s growing arts scene, creating meaningful opportunities for the community.
“It’s humbling to see what Tamorin has created through her Artist in Residence program. Her works are deeply relatable and beautifully reflect our gold discovery story and the distinctive character of the Goldfields.”
“Hearing Tamorin speak about the positive impact the program – and Kalgoorlie-Boulder - has had on her is a reminder of why continued investment in the arts is so important for the City.”
Golden Breadcrumbs will be on display until Friday 13 February, open 10am to 3pm, Monday to Friday (excluding weekends and public holidays). Entry is free.
The Artist in Residence program is a key part of the City’s commitment to supporting local arts, cultural development, and community participation.
This project is supported by the Western Australian Government through the Regional Arts Venues Support Program.
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