The Venues

Fremantle Arts Centre. Housed in a magnificent neo-Gothic heritage listed building, the Fremantle Arts Centre is one of the State's most dynamic arts organisations, running a diverse cultural program that includes exhibitions of contemporary visual arts and craft. Construction of the building commenced in 1861 to serve as Western Australia's first purpose-built lunatic asylum.

Open daily 10am - 5pm. ADMISSION FREE.
1 Finnerty St, Fremantle, Phone 9432 9555
The Fremantle Arts Centre is a service provided by the City of Fremantle and is a Smoke Free Venue. Wheel chair access is available for the ground floor.

FotoFreo 2008 Festival events include
Festival Opening, Friday 4 April 2008, 6:30-9:30pm

The Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery is managed by the City of Fremantle and is located in the historic  west-end, near to commercial galleries and Notre Dame University. An intrinsic facet of Fremantle’s Arts community, the gallery has six individual exhibition spaces offering interplay of history with contemporary visual art and craft. The Moores Building is a service provided by the City of Fremantle and is a Smoke Free Venue. Wheel chair access is available for the ground floor.
26 Henry St, Fremantle.

Open daily 10am - 5pm. ADMISSION FREE.

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised

The Western Australian Maritime Museum now has a new iconic building located at the western end of Victoria Quay on the south side of the Fremantle Inner Harbour. Within the building is a dedicated gallery space for travelling exhibitions and this is where the FotoFreo 2008 exhibition will be located.

Open daily 9:30am - 5pm.
ADMISSION NORMALLY BY TICKET PURCHASE
Victoria Quay, Fremantle Phone 9431 8335

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised

The Fremantle Prisonis one of Western Australia's premier heritage sites, centrally located in the heart of Fremantle. The Prison was built by convicts in the 1850s and was closed as a place of incarceration in 1991 after 136 years of continuous use. It was opened to the public in 1992 as a tourist site and in recognition of its significant heritage value was placed on the Australian Government's new National Heritage List in 2005, the first Western Australian site to be listed. Guided tours of the prison and precinct are available to visitors. Special Torchlight tours are held on Wednesday and Friday nights.

Open to the public 7 days a week from 10am - 5pm
(closed Good Friday and Christmas Day).
ADMISSION NORMALLY BY TICKET PURCHASE
Phone: 9336 9200.

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised

The Drill Hall, University of Notre Dame Australia
Cnr Mouat Street and Croake Lane
Wheel chair access is available from the side gate behind the Old Court House on Marine Parade.

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised

Film & Television Institute
92 Adelaide Street, Fremantle Phone 9431 6708
Wheel chair access to some parts of the building.

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised

Gino's Cafe Popular coffee house in the heart of Fremantle's famous cappuccino strip and a venue that has a long association with the visual arts. Gino's has several permanent photographic exhibitions on show, with works by Western Australian photographers Brent Sumner, Brad Rimmer and Graham Miller. Graham Miller's images for FotoFreo 2002 can be seen on the far wall of the cafe.
Cnr South Tce. & Market St, Fremantle. Phone 9335 5195
FREE

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised

Johnston Gallery
20 Glyde St, Mosman Park; Phone: 9385 0855
Tues - Frid 11am - 5pm, Sun 2 - 5pm

FotoFreo 2008 Festival exhibitions and events
Yet to be finalised