The Brave New Works Community art festival will run its 29th event in Denmark this week

The forest of Denmark will provide the backdrop for a community arts festival dedicated to pushing the boundaries of art.

The Brave New works festival is a multi-art form community arts festival that is dedicated to brave and new works.

It is about fostering experimentation in a supportive environment while building community connections through art projects and experiences The festival, which is in its 29th year, attracts artists from across WA as well as talented locals.

Brave New Works is supported by The Shire of Denmark, The Regional Arts Fund and Lotterywest.

There will be three main venues for exhibits and work — Denmark Art house, Denmark Art Club and the Scout Hall.

Festival co-ordinator Nelson Blake said the festival was not about amazing high-budget work but about works in progress, unpolished works and trying something you had never done before.

“Definitely catch Kate’s whimsical wuthering bush, which is a big Kate Bush themed dance,” he said.

“There are also a whole bunch of small fringe theatre works which I think are going to be really good and I’m excited for the Shameless Hollywood Sundowner on Sunday which is the grand finale party for the artists, volunteers and the public.”

“Also, the Brave New You Bubble and Beats, which is a party night sponsored by brave new wines and is dedicated to how you have always wanted to be but haven’t been brave enough.”

The festival program will run from January 18 to 22nd with a full program of events and tickets available online at Denmark Arts website.