
PICA announces its last exhibition for 2023 – Roberta Joy Rich: The Purple Shall Govern
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) have announced their Kambarang/Birak season program, led by Naarm (Melbourne)-based artist Roberta Joy Rich’s major solo exhibition, The Purple […]
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Raghav Handa’s TWO – An intergenerational bromance between a musician and a dancer
‘TWO is a must see for anyone wanting to see Kathak dance transformed into a mesmerising and witty contemporary performance.’ – Australian Arts Review Central […]
Read MoreAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament
On 14 October 2023, a national referendum will be put to a compulsory vote about whether to change the constitution to establish an Aboriginal and Torres […]

Performance Opportunity: At the End of the Land
Too Close to the Sun, the creatives behind At the End of the Land, are looking for 18 young women or female-identifying performers aged 18–26 to […]

PICA announces Aboriginal Advisory Group
The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts is delighted to announce the establishment of an interim Aboriginal Advisory Group to help PICA embed the voices and […]

Money Talks: Emerging Arts Forum Audio Recording
Listen to or read the transcript from PICA’s Money Talks: Emerging Arts Forum as part of PICA’s 2023 Hatched Open Day. Gain insight from artists […]

In PICA’s new show Catastrophes it takes a village, or at least a friend
In Catastrophes Renée Newman and Ella Hetherington are brutally honest friends juggling imminent global collapse, parenthood and failing bodies as part of the Perth Institute […]

PICA announces Djilba/Kambarang Season Program
Running from August to September, Djilba is the Noongar season of growth and conception, marked by the blooming of wildflowers and cold, clear days. From […]

PICA announces 2024 Judy Wheeler Commission artist Diana Baker Smith
Diana Baker Smith (NSW) has received the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art’s 2024 Judy Wheeler Commission to produce a new site-specific work for the multi-arts […]

Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum
Precarious Movements was awarded an Australian Linkage Grant of nearly $400,000 over three years from 2021 to 2024 worth double this amount including in-kind support […]