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.

Galleries are open today, 10am–5pm. Our exhibitions are always free.

Visit

Visit

Opening Hours

PICA is currently closed for installation. We will be back Friday 25 October.

PICA closes for exhibition installation four times a year and select public holidays including Good Friday, Anzac Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Admission

Our exhibitions are always free.

Performance tickets are available in-person from our Box Office, over the phone via (08) 9228 6300 or online. PICA’s Box Office is available at our reception and is open during gallery hours and one hour prior to performances.

PICA’s Entrance

PICA is located on the mid-level of the precinct.

The main entrance to PICA is opposite The Blue Room Theatre. Entry is through wide front gates and sliding glass doors.

An alternative entry is available via the ramp into Picabar and through double doors leading to the PICA Hub on the ground floor. The double doors are 1.7 metres wide.

Information Desk and Box Office

Our front desk is located on the ground floor at PICA’s entrance.

Our gallery staff can answer questions about the exhibitions and how to access the galleries, toilets or other facilities. Performance tickets can be purchased at the front desk.

Cultural Centre Level

Pedestrian entrances to the Perth Cultural Centre are wide and paved along the Perth Train Station concourse, James Street, Francis Street and Beaufort Street.

Getting Here

PICA sits in the Perth Cultural Centre between the Perth Train Station and the cultural hub of Northbridge. The centre is for pedestrians only, with no vehicle access.

PICA is easily accessible via public transport and car.

Public Transport

PICA is a five-minute walk from the Perth Train Station (take the pedestrian overpass to the Perth Cultural Centre) or the Perth Busport (enter the Perth Cultural Centre via James Street).

Transperth’s free Blue CAT buses provide the closest pick-up and drop-off points for PICA located on Beaufort Street.

Parking & ACROD Parking

Free and ticketed street parking is available in the surrounding Northbridge areas.

Ticketed parking and accessible parking is located nearby in the following City of Perth car parks:
– State Library car park, 15 Francis Street, Northbridge
– Cultural Centre car park, 2 Roe Street, Northbridge

Cycling

Bike racks are available in the Perth Cultural Centre next to the James Street entrance.

Our Neighbourhood

Pair a trip to PICA with a visit to our neighbours Boola Bardip WA Museum, State Library of WA, Art Gallery of WA, The Blue Room Theatre or the State Theatre Centre of WA.

Nestled in a corner of our building is Picabar, where you can grab your morning coffee, lunch or evening drinks in the relaxed atmosphere of the Cultural Centre. You’ll also find lots of restaurants and local shops nearby. If you’re visiting from out of town, we encourage you to consider staying with our supporting partner, Alex Hotel.

Photography

Non-commercial photographs are welcome at PICA without the use of flash or tripods.

Applications for commercial photography, feature films or TV are considered on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us on (08) 9228 6300 or info@pica.org.au to make a request.