Join us at PICA for a tactile tour of Amy Perejuan-Capone’s exhibition Sky Cave. Presented in collaboration with DADAA, WA’s leading disability arts body, this event is an audio described tour for people who are blind or low vision to engage with the artworks through description and touch.

ABOUT THE FACILITATORS
DADAA is a leading arts and health organisation that creates access to cultural activities for people with disability or mental illness. DADAA offers targeted programs that include a broad range of traditional and new media projects in Western Australian communities.

Richard Green has been working with DADAA since 2015 as a tactile Tour Guide and an Audio Describer for people who are blind or vision impaired.

Amy Perejuan-Capone works between Fremantle, the Perth hills, the Western Australian wheatbelt, and international residencies. With a background in art and design, Perejuan-Capone continually returns to objects and the networks of agency held within them and, increasingly, the roles the environment, anxiety, personal history, and optimism play in this system. Her recent projects have taken a speculative approach, transforming processes and phenomena such as weather, flight, or public services along with personally significant elements such as memory, family, and class into critical ‘what-if’ scenarios.