PICA believes that art is for everyone and plays a vital role in creating inclusive communities. Our welcoming gallery environment celebrates diversity, free from discrimination and harassment for people of all lived experiences.
Increasing access to and participation in arts and culture is one of our central aims. The Social Model of Disability informs what we do, seeing people as being disabled by barriers in society rather than by their differences. We recognise that disability is one aspect of a person’s life and does not determine who they are.
Disability may not always be visible, and we aim to remove barriers for people living with memory loss, along with sensory and mental health conditions. PICA offers a range of facilities and services to meet peoples’ access needs and works closely with community and access partners to deliver supported programs for diverse audiences and under-represented groups.
If you have any access questions please contact us at info@pica.org.au or (08) 9228 6300
Visual Story: How to access PICA and what to expect
Our step-by-step visual and written guide for visitors let’s you know how to find PICA and what to expect on your visit.
Access Events
PICA offers a range of events tailored to specific access needs. Our events include quiet hours, tactile tours, Auslan-interpreted artist talks and more.
Access Services
PICA provides services to increase participation and access to our programs and facilities.
Access for Artists
At PICA access is a core part of professional working conditions. PICA is committed to making our programs and application processes as accessible as possible for artists.
