At PICA we recognise that we are situated within the unceded lands of the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We pay our respects and offer our gratitude to Elders past and present, and to those emerging leaders in the community. We acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and the importance of their care and continued connection to culture, community and Country.

Always was, always will be.

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Support

Support

Gifts of every size make a difference and donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible. 

As a not-for-profit cultural organisation, PICA believes that contemporary artists are the trailblazers, innovators and change-makers that give us a glimpse of what is possible. In acknowledgement of this, we work hard to make contemporary arts experiences accessible and engaging to diverse communities, while championing radical new art practices and embracing challenging subject matter that fosters awareness and understanding.

To do all of this, we need the support of individuals like you who share our values, our sense of adventure and our desire to create career-defining moments for artists and life-enhancing experiences for audiences.

When you donate to PICA you are putting your appreciation of art and artists, and your belief in their positive impact on people and communities, into action. Becoming a PICA Donor is a simple yet powerful way to express your support for contemporary art and keep PICA free for everyone.

Put your feelings into action and help us define how the contemporary arts are created, supported, experienced and valued. 

Under $1,250

Instant Philanthropy

Put simply, philanthropy means “love of humanity”. If you believe art benefits us all and should be freely available to everyone, give what you can and become an Instant Philanthropist.

Every dollar makes a difference and any amount over $2 is tax deductible.

Donors who give $100 or more are acknowledged on the PICA website.

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Over $1,250

Annual Giving

Join PICA’s award winning annual giving program as an ART1000 Donor ($1,250), Art Ambassador ($2,500), or Director’s Circle Donor ($5,500). Direct your donation to one of our vital program areas, see the outcomes of your support and be kept up to date on your impact.

  • Art 1000 – Donations support PICA’s annual Hatched: National Graduate Show and grow PICA’s Creative Learning program, specifically free educational activities and tours. 
  • Art Ambassadors – Donations support PICA’s Studio and Creative Development Programs and enjoy a stronger connection with others through their love for contemporary arts.
  • Director’s Circle – Donations support new programming led by PICA’s Director/CEO to create artistic opportunities and experiment with creative ideas.

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Over $10,500

Art Commissioners

Multi-year investments in our Art Commissioners program enable us to commit to long-range engagement with artists and nurture them every step of the way – from first concept to final presentation.

Through this critical support, artists can take the next big leap in their practice and bring their most ambitious ideas to life.

Art Commissioners donate $10,500 or more per year over three years and closely follow their supported projects, forming personal connections with commissioned artists.


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For further information or to pledge your support, please contact our Development Manager at philanthropy@pica.org.au or on (08) 9228 6306.

Champions

Marco D’Orsogna

Commissioners Champion

“Being involved in the Commissioning Fund has been a truly rewarding experience. For me, helping to provide the means to access the essential tools and people for the development of a creative work and then witnessing the result, is exceptionally gratifying. I love the fact that PICA pushes creative boundaries and the result is always surprising, poignant and thoroughly entertaining.”

Minali Gamage

Art1000 Champion

“I remember the very moment I knew I wanted to give to PICA and be a part of its journey… It was during a conversation I had with PICA’s Philanthropy Manager where she talked me through all that PICA does with contemporary artists, over what can sometimes be many years, to nurture and support them as they hone their practice and develop as artists and, importantly, as people. This ‘quiet and steady’ approach leading to a relationship with an artist of depth and longevity captivated me and I knew I wanted in.”