This annual exhibition offers an intriguing snapshot of the nation’s current contemporary art practices and trends and the role of arts education in fostering critical thought....
Drawing together textiles, plant matter, sound, storytelling and community practice, York-based, Yindjibarndi artist Katie West presents her most ambitious project to date....
For ‘Coming Home’, Melbourne-based artist Alex Martinis Roe presents a new body of work centred around a four-channel video produced between lockdowns and over Zoom....
'A really big honour and responsibility. I hope to use the money to help "pay the rent" for being a settler that benefits from living on stolen land and to account for all the ways that my practice is collaborative.' — Yul Scarf....
‘the gathering’ invites audiences to reconsider histories, our new realities and our shared humanity, at a time when the world is united in so many ways, but increasingly divided by others....
Emerging from the shells of art schools across Australia, the latest batch of visual arts graduates take over the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) for the ‘Hatched National Graduate Show 2020’....
Tina Havelock Stevens’ moving image works reference the ambiguous and contradictory aspects of human nature, she locates spaces where portraiture, autobiography and the restlessness of humanity reside....
'Unfolding Acts' celebrates the creative voices who ruminate on social, cultural and economic issues, geographies, shared histories, civic acts and shifting landscapes....
The Perth Festival returns this summer with a diverse program of theatre, circus, music, dance, film, literature and the visual arts from 8 February to 3 March 2019....
In the 1970s, a sub-culture ascended from the embattled streets of the Bronx, New York – hip-hop. It’s stylised rhythmic beats lapped by opinionated vocals, reflecting the extreme social realities of urban culture on a universal scale. Attaining popularity in the 1980s, this musical art form...