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PICA — Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
Perth's heritage space showcasing contemporary art and emerging artists.
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Art Gallery
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Perth's heritage space showcasing contemporary art and emerging artists.
PICA — Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts sits in a heritage building in Perth's Cultural Centre, serving as an art gallery, cultural center, and event venue. The space is free and easily accessible, with friendly staff and a focus on emerging artists and art school graduates. The venue is compact with a lift to all floors, offering an approachable visit with exhibitions.
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Rotating displays of innovative works by emerging and established artists in a heritage building setting.
Hosting live performances, shows, and cultural events in an intimate, accessible venue.
Providing space for private events, exhibitions, and community gatherings in a cultural landmark.
Workshops, talks, and activities focused on contemporary art and supporting art school graduates.
Offering guided visits and free access to exhibitions as a key point of interest in Perth.
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Overall rating
Alex van Zeeland
Loved my visit of the Ken Done exhibition.. the Cloud exhibition in the children's section was well impressive too!
S L Chong
We visited this art place which is housed in a heritage building. There weren't a lot of exhibits as the place is not that large. There are a couple of floors to explore and it's convenient that they have a lift to all floors.
Kit Teguh
Yeah look, I'm as familiar with modern art as I would with the personal lives of the Kardashians, who I couldn't give anything about. Still, there are pieces here that I really like, pieces here that make me question the state of the art today and stuff that's really, eugh. No, that is not the desired reaction. I have strong opinions about modern art but this isn't the right forum. It is still a nice building to visit and a good activity if you're out of things to do in the city centre. I would even prefer to go to this place than looking at whatever trash they put in AGWA these days.
Mweru
Free and easily accessible exhibition space. Staff are friendly and helpful, but it's a small space and very easy to navigate without assistance/guidance. It's great that they highlight the work of emerging artists and art school graduates.
S C
Came pretty late around 4pm so didn’t get much time as I wanted, but there wasn’t much to see once I was inside. The building is pretty small in comparison to AGWA, and much fewer exhibits on display as well. Worth a quick visit if you are nearby, but otherwise AGWA has more to see and do.
