Australia’s National Centre for Art
Inspired by the natural environment

on the edge of the Grampians National Park

WAMA

Experience, connect and be inspired by art and nature

WAMA is a unique art and wildlife precinct like no other.

Spanning 16 hectares of woodlands, wetlands and botanic gardens, WAMA explores the deep interconnection between art, science and nature. 

The centrepiece: a world-class gallery dedicated to art inspired by the natural environment.

ART

Australia’s first gallery dedicated to art inspired by the natural environment

Wildlife Sanctuary

Boosting the conservation and awareness of endangered wildlife of the Grampians region.

Native Gardens & Bushland

Showcasing Australia’s unique flora where natural biodiversity is protected and enhanced

Culture & Learning

Stimulating the senses, evoking meaningful conversation about nature, the environment, and the interconnection between art, science and nature.

ART

Australia’s first gallery dedicated to art inspired by the natural environment

Native Gardens & Bushland

Showcasing Australia’s unique flora where natural biodiversity is protected and enhanced

Wildlife Sanctuary

Boosting the conservation and awareness of endangered wildlife of the Grampians region.

Culture & Learning

Stimulating the senses, evoking meaningful conversation about nature, the environment, and the interconnection between art, science and nature.

NEWS AND EVENTS

SUPPORT THE
WAMA PROJECT

Help bring this iconic art and nature tourist destination at the edge of the Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) to life.

Your generosity supports the creation of an immersive experience centred on connecting people to nature.

Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.

CELEBRATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ART, SCIENCE AND NATURE

Awakening our senses to the world around us, the idea of WAMA helps us reflect on what is important in our lives. 

Watch and hear from our leaders as they share their vision for this inspirational project.

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ART AND THE
ENVIRONMENT

Two areas people care deeply about

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