PICA
October – December 2018
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October – December
PICA recognises that we are situated on the lands of the Whadjuk (Perth region) people of the Nyoongar nation and we wish to pay our respects to the traditional custodians of this Country. We also pay our respects to all First Nations people – their cultures and their continuing connection to land, waters, community and the arts.
Contents
2 What’s On
14 AWESOME Festival
25 Education Program
4 HyperPrometheus The Legacy of Frankenstein
16 Confusion for Three Jo Lloyd
26 Donor Program
6 HyperPrometheus Events and Peformances
18 Creative Development 歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong) Steamworks Arts
8 What if this was the only world she knew? Kira O’Reilly 10 Carrion: Episode I Justin Shoulder 12 Unspoken Olga Cironis
B Cover Image: Justin Shoulder, Carrion.
20 Studio Artists 22 Artist Opportunities 23 Studio Residency Callout
27 Art Addicts Membership Program 28 Plan your visit 30 About PICA 32 PICA Partners & Acknowledgements
24 Information for Families
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Calendar
What’s On October – December 2018
November
December
Saturday 10 November | 3pm – 5pm Afternoon Tea with Olga Cironis Westend Gallery | FREE *
7 & 8 December | 8.30pm Carrion: Episode I | Justin Shoulder Connections Nightclub | $20
15 – 17 November | 7.30pm Confusion for Three | Jo Lloyd PICA Performance Space | Prices vary
Saturday 8 December | 2pm – 3pm An Illustrated Lecture with Justin Shoulder PICA Performance Space | FREE *
Saturday 15 December October 1 – 12 October 2018 AWESOME Festival at PICA PICA Performance Space | Prices vary
Wednesday 10 October | 6pm – 7.30pm Mental Health Week: Self Care in the Arts PICA Performance Space | FREE *
20 October – 23 December HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein PICA Central Gallery | FREE
Friday 16 November | 8.30pm – 9pm Post show Q&A: Confusion for Three PICA Performance Space FREE for ticketholders
20 October – 23 December Unspoken | Olga Cironis Westend Gallery | FREE
Thursday 22 November | 6.30pm – 7.30pm Jo Lloyd & Anny Mokotow Workshop Showing State Theatre Centre of WA Middar Room | FREE
Open Studio: Christoven Tan, Rebecca Riggs-Bennett & Drew Pettifer 2pm – 3pm PICA Studios | FREE * Aperitivo with Eugenio Viola 3pm – 5pm PICA Reading Room | FREE *
Saturday 20 October Saturday 13 October | 2pm – 3pm Beyond the Body An Illustrated Lecture with Kira O’Reilly PICA Performance Space | FREE *
Friday 19 October | 6.30pm – 8.30pm Exhibition Openings HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein Unspoken | Olga Cironis All PICA Galleries | FREE *
StickMan / miniStickMan | Stelarc Sound Design: Petros Vouris 12pm – 5pm Durational interactive performance Studio One | FREE HyperPrometheus Artist Talks 2pm – 3pm Central Gallery & Performance Space FREE *
Sunday 21 October | 5pm – 8pm What if this was the only world she knew? Kira O’Reilly Perth Girls School | FREE
– For pricing, please see relevant pages – Times are subject to change, please check our website before your visit Register online at pica.org.au
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Image: Susie Blatchford
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Exhibition
HyperPrometheus The Legacy of Frankenstein 20 October – 23 December
HyperPrometheus commemorates the 200th anniversary of the publishing of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus (1818). Considered by some to be the first science fiction novel, Frankenstein is both a celebration and warning of the seductive powers and unforeseen outcomes of scientific advancement. Featuring Australian and international artists, HyperPrometheus re-contextualises Frankenstein for the new millennium within the realms of contemporary and biological arts. It focuses on what Frankenstein means today in relation to the intersection of the living and the non-living, artifice and nature, reproductive and biomedical technologies and other scientific and technological practices of our age.
Artists: AES+F, Tarsh Bates, Erich Berger and Mari Keto, Erin Coates, Thomas Feuerstein, Hayden Fowler, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Heather Dewey-Hagborg and Chelsea E. Manning, Sam Jinks, Olga Kisseleva, Daniel Lee, Kira O’Reilly, ORLAN, Nina Sellars, Justin Shoulder, Stelarc, Lu Yang. Curated by Oron Catts, Laetitia Wilson and Eugenio Viola HyperPrometheus is part of SymbioticA’s Unhallowed Arts event series Presented in partnership with SymbioticA, The University of Western Australia (UWA)
The selected artworks tackle the creation and assemblage of life and death, the reanimation of the non-living, future life, synthetic biology and the technological non-human.
PICA Central Galleries Opening: Friday 19 October 6.30pm – 8.30pm with Unspoken by Olga Cironis
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Image: Heather Dewey-Hagborg and Chelsea E. Manning, Probably Chelsea, 2017. Photo: Paula Abreu Pita
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HyperPrometheus Calendar
HyperPrometheus Events and Performances October Friday 19 October | 6.30pm – 8.30pm Exhibition Opening HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein PICA Central Galleries | FREE
Saturday 13 October | 2pm – 3pm Beyond the Body An Illustrated Lecture with Kira O’Reilly PICA Performance Space | FREE
Saturday 20 October | 12pm – 5pm StickMan / miniStickMan | Stelarc Sound Design: Petros Vouris Durational interactive performance Studio One | FREE – Engineering: Tim Jewell Interface Programming: Steve Berrick Audio Engineer: Alwyn Nixon-Lloyd Project Coordination & Video: Steven Aaron Hughes
Sunday 21 October | 5pm – 8pm What if this was the only world she knew? Kira O’Reilly Perth Girls School | FREE
November 23 & 24 October | 10am – 6pm Performing with non human others Workshop with Kira O’Reilly PICA Performance Space | By application See page 22 for more information
December 7 & 8 December | 8.30pm Carrion: Episode I | Justin Shoulder Connections Nightclub | $20
Saturday 8 December | 2pm – 3pm An Illustrated Lecture with Justin Shoulder PICA Performance Space | FREE
Saturday 20 October | 2pm – 3pm HyperPrometheus Artist Talks Central Gallery & Performance Space FREE
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Image: Stelarc, StickMan / miniStickMan. Photo: Toni Wilkinson
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HyperPrometheus Performance
What if this was the only world she knew? Kira O’Reilly 21 October | 5 – 8pm
Kira O’Reilly’s practice employs performance, drawing, makings, biotechnical practices and writing to consider speculative reconfigurations around The Body. She writes, teaches, mentors and collaborates with humans of various kinds, technologies and non-humans of numerous divergences including mosses, spiders, the sun, pigs, cell cultures, microorganisms, bicycles, rivers, landscapes, rocks, trees, shoes, food, books, air, green glitter and ravens. O’Reilly’s work has been exhibited widely throughout the UK, Europe, Australia, China and Mexico. What if this was the only world she knew? is a new durational performance the artist will develop in response to the HyperPrometheus exhibition.
Perth Girls School, 2 Wellington St, East Perth | FREE Duration: 3 hours Warning: Adult themes
Related events Saturday 13 October | 2pm – 3pm Beyond the Body An Illustrated Lecture with Kira O’Reilly PICA Performance Space | FREE *
Artist Workshop Callout Performing with non human others Workshop with Kira O’Reilly See page 22 for details of an opportunity for artists to participate in a two day performance workshop with Kira O’Reilly.
This performance is part of HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein.
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Image: Kira O’Reilly, Untitled (techné) (2012). Photo: Kira O’Reilly. Image courtesy of the artist
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HyperPrometheus Performance
Carrion: Episode I Justin Shoulder
with live score by Corin Ileto
7 & 8 December | 8.30pm
Justin Shoulder emerges as Carrion, a mythical chimeric creature, in a scintillating performance that compels us to consider post-human embodiment in our state of planetary disarray.
Connections Nightclub Tickets: $20 pre-sale or on the door (pre-sales via connectionsnightclub.com) Duration: 35 mins Warning: This event is presented in an 18+ venue
“Never quite human, only ever Frankenstein: a ghost of the west, a virus, a trickster, or a prehistoric bird.”
Related events
As a continuation of Shoulder’s repertoire of bestiary, this hybrid human/animal/ cyborgian being delves into ancient wisdoms, the mess of the present and polymorphous complexity of a speculative future.
Saturday 8 December | 2pm – 3pm An Illustrated Lecture with Justin Shoulder PICA Performance Space | FREE
Carrion: Episode I is part of Shoulder’s club performance series and greater body of work Carrion. This performance is part of HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein.
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Image: Justin Shoulder, Carrion. Photo: Alex Davies
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Exhibition
Unspoken Olga Cironis 20 October – 23 December
“I use and abuse art to communicate and create dialogue, to make sense of the world, even rage against it.” – Olga Cironis Olga Cironis is a WA-based multidisciplinary artist working in installation and performance. Informed by her Greek, Czech and Australian heritage, Cironis investigates identity, connection to place and counter-histories.
Visitors are invited to enter, observe and engage with the artist as she explores the theme of voicelessness through a participatory moulding project. Unspoken will be Cironis’ most ambitious project to date and will navigate layers of research, collected stories, process and rituality. Curated by Eugenio Viola
Combining art and life, Unspoken is a durational performance that sees Cironis work in PICA’s Westend Gallery, in a hybrid of both studio and exhibition space.
Related Events PICA Westend Gallery Opening: Friday 19 October 6.30pm – 8.30pm with HyperPrometheus
Saturday 10 November | 3pm – 5pm Afternoon Tea with Olga Cironis Westend Gallery | FREE
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Image: Olga Cironis, home run, 2013. Image courtesy of the artist
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Performance
2018 AWESOME Festival at PICA 1 – 12 October
Cheeky Monkeys A Pint Sized Theatre Project Whiskey & Boots in collaboration with the SVAPA program and Mount Lawley Senior High School This experiment in theatre making relinquishes all creative decisions to young writers and directors. Children aged 9-12 direct two adult actors in short plays written by Year 9 students from the Specialist Visual and Performing Arts program at Mt Lawley Senior High School. Date & Time: Monday 1 October, 11am & 12:30pm Tickets: $15 Duration: 50 minutes Ages: 7+
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Valentine Rachael Woodward Join Valentine on a journey through endless bedsheets and magical shadows as she searches for her heart. Like a story book coming to life before your eyes, Valentine is a visually stimulating show that uses a combination of clowning and interactive shadow puppetry to explore loss and love. Date & Time: Tuesday 2 October, 11am & 12:30pm Tickets: $15 Duration: 50 minutes Ages: 5+
Four Go Wild in Wellies Indepen-dance
The Listies make you LOL! The Listies
A playful look at how friendships are built, broken and mended through a whimsical adventure featuring tents that have a life of their own, bobble hats, and of course, lots of fun in wellies! Indepen-dance is Scotland’s inclusive, award winning dance company for disabled and non-disabled people to fulfil their potential through dance.
Alien attacks, toilet paper guns, spew, the rudest word in the world and the most disgusting pair of undies you have ever seen in your entire life. A raucous, unruly hour guaranteed to have the whole family (even Dads) LOLing.
Date & Time: Wednesday 3 – Saturday 6 October, 11am & 1pm shows daily School excursion shows: Tuesday 9 – Friday 12 October, 10:15am show + 11:15am workshop Tickets: Adult/child: $15.50 Family of four: $54 Groups of 8+: $12.50 Health and pension card concession: $5.50 Duration: 30 minutes Ages: 3-5
Note to parents: This show explores the loss of a loved one, which may raise some questions for your child.
Presented by 2018 AWESOME Festival Location: PICA Performance Space Bookings: See page 28 or visit pica.org.au
Image: Cheeky Monkeys. Photo: Simon Pynt; Valentine. Photo: Marshall Stay
Image: Four Go Wild In Wellies. Photo: Brian Hartley; The Listies Make You LOL! Photo: Andrew Wuttke
Date & Time: Monday 8 October 12:30pm School excursion shows: Tuesday 9 – Friday 12 October, 1pm Tickets: Adult/child: $15.50 Family of four: $54 Groups of 8+: $12.50 Health and pension card concession: $5.50 Duration: 50 minutes Ages: 5+
To book school shows/workshops, please email admin@awesomearts.com or call 9328 9666.
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Performance
Confusion for Three Jo Lloyd 15 – 17 November | 7.30pm “Electrifying... Jo’s choreography is a gift to watch.” Planet Arts WA PREMIERE Unleash the confusion. From celebrated Australian choreographer Jo Lloyd, Confusion for Three is a thrilling dance encounter with explosive physicality. Each performance is entirely original, with music mixed live. A tour de force performance that asks whether confusion is the only certainty. Hypnotic tension is generated by three dancers as they negotiate a progressively unravelling system of choreography. Navigating their physical histories – from traces of folk dance to idiosyncratic body rhythms – the performers reveal a series of desperate encounters, in a destabilising flood of movement. The question remains: can this confusion be sustained, and where does it lead us? Presented by PICA and STRUT Dance
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PICA Performance Space Tickets: Standard: $32 | Member: $26 Early Bird/Concession/Groups 6+: $22 Duration: 45 mins Recommended age: 15+ Warning: Nudity Creative Team Choreographer: Jo Lloyd Performers: Rebecca Jensen, Shian Law & Jo Lloyd Composer: Duane Morrison Lighting Design: Jenny Hector Related Events Friday 16 November | 8.30pm – 9pm Post show Q&A: Confusion for Three PICA Performance Space | FREE Jo Lloyd & Anny Mokotow Workshop Collaborations – A Room of Dramaturgs Registration see page 22 Thursday 22 November 6.30pm – 7.30pm Workshop Showing State Theatre Centre of WA | FREE
Image: Jo Lloyd, Confusion for Three. Photo: Gregory Lorenzutt
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Creative Development
歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong) Steamworks Arts 5 – 11 November
歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong) is an immersive performance experience currently in development combining sound, film and choreography. From the laneways, malls and teeming streets of Taipei to the rivers, bushscapes and suburbia of Western Australia, this is a series of arresting portraits of people and place, reflecting how culture and space shape us.
Creative Team Writer/Director: Sally Richardson Vision Design: Ashley de Prazer Visual Dramaturg: Pilar Mata Dupont Produced by Performing Lines WA
An intercultural collaboration between Australia and Taiwan developed over three years through residencies in Taipei, Mandurah, Bundanon and Perth, this next stage will explore the work’s immersive interdisciplinary form.
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Photo: Ashley de Prazer
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Studio Artists
Studio Artists
Artists in Residence Open Studio Christoven Tan, Rebecca Riggs-Bennett & Drew Pettifer Saturday 15 December | 2pm – 3pm PICA Studios | FREE
Meet our current resident artists and gain insight into their practices through informal artist talks.
Emily Hornum (WA) Studio One September – October
Rebecca Riggs-Bennett (WA) Studio One November – December
Emily Hornum is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Fremantle. Hornum works across a range of media including analogue photography, video and installation art.
Rebecca Riggs-Bennett is an emerging electronic sound and performance artist as well as a music producer, composer and sound designer for performance companies, artists and collectives.
Her current project The world is full of hams is a video work created from 90s advertisements and TV footage from found VHS tapes.
While in residence at PICA, Riggs-Bennett will continue the development of Our Sandman, an intimate sensory performance piece that recreates the experience of dreams for a conscious audience.
Christoven Tan (SGP) Studio Zero November – December
Drew Pettifer (VIC) North Metropolitan TAFE / PICA November – December
Christoven Tan is a Singaporean contemporary composer and musician whose practice seeks to redefine classical viola performance and the image of the Artist. He performs in solos, ensembles and orchestras in public and commercial galleries and artist-run spaces in London, Lithuania, Kuala Lumpur, Macau, Spain and Singapore.
Dr Drew Pettifer is an artist and academic who currently lectures in Art History and Theory in the Honours Program at RMIT University. Pettifer’s art practice explores themes of intimacy, gender, sexuality and the politics of desire using photography, video, installation and performance.
Tan will develop a multi-layered performance that expands the experience of listening and investigates ways sound can intersect with vision and materiality through the use of archival footage and graphic notation.
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Image: Christoven Tan. Photo: Yong Junyi
During this residency supported by North Metropolitan TAFE, Pettifer will continue research on a photographic and archival art project that explores the events around the shipwreck of the Dutch East India Company’s Zeewijk off the coast of Geraldton in 1727, which saw two young Dutch men aged 18 and 23 sentenced to death for sodomy in one of the first judicial acts on Australian soil.
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Artist Opportunities
Studio Callout
Artist Workshop Opportunities October – November 2018
2019 Studio Residency Callout
Kira O’Reilly Workshop
Jo Lloyd & Anny Mokotow Workshop
PICA Studio Residency
Performing with non human others
Collaborations – A Room of Dramaturgs
PICA is seeking EOIs from artists to participate in a performance workshop with seminal performance artist Kira O’Reilly. This workshop is suited to artists who have a strong interest in experimental live performance, as well as site-specific, participatory and bio/eco-art practices.
EOIs are now open for this rigorous workshop on the intersection of dance and dramaturgy. Using Confusion for Three as a performance model, participants will engage with clear choreographic parameters.
Expressions of interest are now open for PICA’s self-directed studio residency program in 2019. This program provides studio space for artists with diverse practices for 2 month periods between February – June 2019.
Dates: Tuesday 23 & Wednesday 24 October, 10am – 6pm | Limited Places
2 Week Workshop: 12 – 23 November Half-day Taster: 17 November Free Workshop Showing: 22 November – see page 16 for details
Expressions of interest are due by 5pm WST Sunday 23 September. For more information visit pica.org.au.
For more information about how to apply for this opportunity visit www.strutdance.org.au/opportunities.
PICA’s studios provide the opportunity to research and develop new work in dialogue with PICA’s curatorial and programing staff. We welcome applications from artists and creative producers working across disciplines and in any medium.
Image: Aphids, Howl. Photo: Aaron Claringbold
In partnership with North Metropolitan TAFE, PICA is calling for expressions of interest from artists, creative producers, curators and arts professionals from diverse disciplines to undertake selfdirected residencies for up to 8 weeks in Perth between April – October 2019. This opportunity includes studio space and accomodation and is open to practitioners who live outside of the Perth metropolitan area, either regionally in WA, interstate or internationally. EOIs for all residency opportunities will be open from 1- 29 October 2018. Successful applicants will be notified by December 2018.
This workshop is part of HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein.
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PICA x North Metropolitan TAFE Studio Residency
Image: Giovanni Costa
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Families at PICA
Education at PICA
Information for Families
Education Program
PICA offers accessible ways for people of all ages to learn more about contemporary art and the world around them. - Pick up a free activity sheet, designed to entertain and engage young visitors.
PICA’s Education Program invites students and teachers into our world of contemporary art through guided exhibition tours, on-site learning activities, discounted performances and bespoke online education resources.
- Get hands-on in the reading room with our free all-ages activities, inspired by the themes in our exhibitions.
Educators and community groups are invited to book ahead for specifically tailored, complimentary exhibition tours.
Our friendly staff can assist with any queries you may have during your visit. pica.org.au/learn/kids-families
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Image: Susie Blatchford
For more details on how to book group tours and performances, or to sign up to our quarterly Education e-newsletters, email info@pica.org.au or call (08) 9228 6300. pica.org.au/learn
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Support PICA
PICA Membership
Become a PICA Donor
Art Addicts Membership Program
Become an Art Addict and get exclusive benefits including 10% off PICA performance tickets, bookshop catalogues and magazines, and food and drink at PICA Bar & Cafe.
Membership Prices Concession: $30 | Standard: $40 Couple: $60 | Organisation: $100 pica.org.au/join/art-addicts
In 2017, PICA donors contributed to programs that provided support for 264 artists, educational experiences for 3,983 students and the presentation of over 106 exhibitions, performances and events.
Give annually, quarterly or monthly and join us in being greater together.
Become a donor and make a world of difference to our community. Your generosity nourishes the artistic ambitions of artists, sustains our learning programs and ensures that PICA remains free to all.
pica.org.au/support
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To learn more, contact Jo Malone on philanthropy@pica.org.au.
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Plan your Visit
Plan your Visit
Plan your Visit How to get here
Bookings
PICA is in the heart of the Perth Cultural Centre at 51 James St, Northbridge, and is open 10am-5pm Tuesday – Sunday.
Online: pica.org.au Phone: (08) 9228 6300 Box office: Open 10am-5pm Monday – Sunday and 1 hour before show start.
PICA is easily accessed via public transport. From Perth Train Station, travel across the overpass towards the Perth Cultural Centre. When travelling by bus, Transperth’s free Blue CAT buses provide the closest pick-up and drop-off points on Beaufort St. Visit transperth.com.au for journey suggestions. When driving to PICA, two very convenient City of Perth car parks are located close by. Enter the State Library Car Park via Francis Street, or the Cultural Centre Car Park via Roe Street. Visit cityofperthparking.com.au for more information. ACROD car parking is available within the Perth Cultural Centre precinct. Bookshop Visit PICA’s bookshop for PICA publications plus a selection of the latest art books and magazines. PICA Bar Open 10am till late Tuesday – Sunday, PICA Bar is the perfect place to grab a bite and a drink before or after a visit to our performance space or galleries. Visit picabar.com.au for menus and information.
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Wheelchair Access All gallery spaces are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair bookings can be made for all PICA performances. Please book over the phone or in person at PICA so that we can make note of your requirements. Wheelchair accessible toilets are available. Companion Card The Companion Card admits carers to shows as complimentary guests. Holders of this card are welcome to attend any performance presented by PICA. All companion card bookings must be made over the phone or in person at PICA. Large print texts Large print versions of texts accompanying exhibitions and performances are available from PICA Reception upon request. Special Access Bookings For all other access requirements, please contact PICA to ensure we can make your experience as comfortable as possible.
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About PICA
About PICA The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts is one of Australia’s leading centres for the development and presentation of contemporary art. Housed in a large and striking heritage building in the heart of Perth, PICA is the city’s focal point for those wishing to experience the best of Australian and international visual, performance and interdisciplinary art. PICA is both a producing and presenting institution that runs a year-round program of changing exhibitions, seasons in contemporary dance, theatre and performance, artistic residencies and interdisciplinary projects.
It boasts one of the largest and most breath-taking exhibition spaces in Australia and has become known for the leading role it plays in the presentation of significant new work. The organisation’s mission is to create defining moments for artists, art forms and audiences. Its key aim is to promote, support and present contemporary arts and to stimulate discussion around the arts and broader cultural issues. Not constrained by convention, PICA gives artists and audiences a glimpse of what is possible.
PICA Staff & Board Director General Manager Senior Curator Producer Exhibitions Manager Development Manager Communications Manager Front of House Manager Digital Marketing & Engagement Coordinator Development Officer Graphic Designer Finance Officer Technical Consultants
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Amy Barrett–Lennard Caris Harper Eugenio Viola Tim Carter Charlotte Hickson Jo Malone Kira Rikkers Jenn Garland
Chair Robyn Glindemann
Zoe Hollyoak Sophie Johnston Tim Meakins Suzanne Fielding Illuminating Possibility
Board Members Abdul-Rahman Abdullah Susanna Castleden Joanne Farrell Neil Fernandes Kenley Gordon
Deputy Chair Marco D’Orsogna Treasurer James Brown
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Partners
PICA Thanks Government Partners
Automotive Partner
Freight Partner
Supporting Partners
Major Partner
Beverage Partners
Major Exhibition Partner
Project Partners
ART AMBASSADORS
Community Engagement Partner
Presenting Partners
PICA thanks its members and donors for their ongoing support. This guide is kindly printed by Scott Print. PICA’s ongoing programs are primarily supported by an investment from the State of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries in association with Lotterywest, assistance from the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. PICA is supported by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. HyperPrometheus is presented in partnership with SymbioticA, The University of Western Australia (UWA). HyperPrometheus is part of SymbioticA’s Unhallowed Arts event series. Confusion for Three is presented with STRUT Dance.
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DIRECTORS CIRCLE
Valentine was developed with support from Spare Parts Puppet Theatre as part of their FirstHand puppetry training program, with support from Healthway and Propel Youth Arts WA. StickMan / miniStickMan installation and performance is made possible by funding from the State of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries. 歸屬 Gui Shu (Belong) has been supported by the Taipei Arts and Cultural Foundation, Australian Cultural Fund, Department of Local Government, Sport and Creative Industries, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, STRUT National Choreographic Centre, The Bundanon Trust and Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. PICA’s opening events, public programs, family and learning programs and studio residencies are supported by our Community Engagement Partner the City of Perth.
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