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357-365 Murray St
Perth, Western Australia 6000
+61 8 9226 2422
http://www.can.org.au

The Community Arts Network (CAN) in Perth, Western Australia, is dedicated to fostering positive social change through the arts, emphasizing inclusion and understanding among diverse communities. With over 40 years of experience, CAN collaborates with various groups to amplify unwritten or unspoken histories, utilizing art as a medium for resilience and hope.

Among its initiatives, CAN hosts events, exhibitions, and workshops that celebrate local culture and engage participants in creative expression. Projects like 'The Creative Age' and 'Strange Times' showcase the talents of community members while promoting mental well-being and connection in challenging times.

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