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About
She/ Her
Kerry Cullinan
Adv Dip Art and Design (Fashion and Textiles); BA Contemporary Art; Postgraduate Certificate in Counselling
Kerry is the founder of Art Recovery Hub, a practising artist and an artist mentor. She has worked in community mental health support with MIFWA and Mable, and as a Psychosocial Recovery Coach with Avenues Australia. Kerry also brings her own lived experience of mental health recovery.
After graduating from Edith Cowan University, Kerry received the Artist in Residence Painting Prize in 2017 and held her first solo exhibition, Wild Oats, at Spectrum Galleries that year. She has since been a finalist in the 2026 Bayswater Community Art Awards, the 2023 Mundaring Art Prize, the 2021 Belmont Art Prize and the 2011 Swan Contemporary Art Prize. In 2012, she was shortlisted for the national Blake Prize Directors’ Cut.
Through Art Recovery Hub, Kerry works with people who want to make art, develop their skills or explore where their creativity might take them. She offers one-to-one mentoring shaped around each person’s interests and goals, in a welcoming space where people can create in their own way and at their own pace.
Kerry hopes to keep making art and to share the joy, curiosity and possibilities that come with a creative practice.
Mission
We provide accessible, high-quality online artist mentoring across Perth and regional Western Australia, supporting creativity, connection and community.
Vision
A future where everyone can explore their creativity at their own pace, grow in confidence and find their own path towards connection and community.
