Iluka Visions is Bunbury Regional Art Gallery’s annual exhibition showcasing the depth of talent and creativity in the arts from secondary schools across the South West region.

Iluka Visions 2026
From Saturday 29 August 2026
To Sunday 15 November 2026
The 2026 exhibition includes works in painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, wearable art, photography, video, and mixed media. Ranging in content from current social and political issues, to personal reflections on the human condition, to fan art and pure creative invention.
Now in its 35th year, many West Australian artists and arts workers can trace their first gallery experience back to Visions. BRAG is honoured to host this extraordinary exhibition that caters to our arts education community, young people, and aspiring artists of all ages.
Iluka Visions introduces students to the experience of competitive art awards selected by a panel of professionals, with selected works being professionally displayed in the premier space of the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery. All displayed works have the opportunity to win from the category of awards, as well as overall prizes.
Iluka Visions 2026 Awards
In a special award ceremony held on Sunday 18 October, the 2026 award winners were announced:
| Mystery Award | Remy Mathieson, Rat Barbie |
| Viewers' Choice Award | Emmasyn Dillon, I Don't Think You See Me |
| Year 7 & 8 Best Overall | Imogen Evans, Untitled |
| Year 7 & 8 Runner-up | Kayla Moyo, Bob Pond |
| Year 9 & 10 Best Overall | Beccy Mason, All That Floats Away |
| Year 9 & 10 Runner-up | Annabel Bronickis, The Man |
| Equity Award (All Years) | Newton Moore Education Support Centre, It's a Wrap |
| Year 11 & 12 Photography Award | Mackenzie Harnett, Untitled |
| Year 11 & 12 Work on Paper Award | Holly Swiggs, Book 1-Complicated Dynamics |
| Year 11 & 12 Painting Award | Auri Mahar, She’s Still Here |
| Year 11 & 12 3D Award | Pia Mangano, To Err is Human, To Forgive is Divine |
| Year 11 & 12 Best Overall Award | Emmasyn Dillon, I Don't Think You See Me |
Presented by the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery, we would like to thank the City of Bunbury, Iluka Resources Pty Ltd, and Framed for their support of Iluka Visions 2026.
