PCP - Perth Centre for Photography, 357/365 Murray Street, Perth (2025)

15/03/2025

It was a delight to celebrate the launch of de-centre re-centre with artists and supporters. Nan Roma Winmar provided an inspiring Welcome to Country, and Michelle Broun’s opening speech powerfully articulated the themes of the show: diversity, sovereignty, the impact of colonisation, resistance, and healing through photography.

de-centre re-centre is a major exhibition of photography from around Australia showcasing artists who speak from a broad range of experiences and perspectives.

de-centre re-centre, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery withP*P - Perth Centre for Photography and Perth Festival, runs to 3 May, Tues – Sat 11am – 4pm, Entry is FREE.

Image credits: exhibition opening night of de-centre re-centre, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery 2025. Installation view of Gerwyn Davies, 'Bandit', 2023, courtesy of the artist, Jan Murphy Gallery and Michael Reid Gallery. Photography by Ilkka K Photography

14/02/2025

Join us tomorrow afternoon from 2m with visiting ‘de-centre re-centre’ artists; Gerwyn Davies, Kyle Archie Night, and Torika Bolatagici.

2pm: Gerwyn Davies and Kyle Archie Knight in conversation with Brent Harrison, Assistant Curator of the UWA Art Collection.

3pm: Torika Bolatagici will discuss her practice with Lee Kinsella, Curator of the Cruthers Collection of Women’s Art

Free admission, all welcome

Image ©️Kyle Archie Knight, Cruising for a Bruising, 2022

11/02/2025

This Friday join us for the opening of ‘de-centre re-centre’.

Created in partnership with Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery as part of the Perth Festival, de-centre re-centre highlights the strength and diversity of contemporary photography in Australia. Deploying and disrupting conventions of portraiture and landscape, artists explore place and belonging in First Nations, diasporic and q***r communities, presenting counter narratives to marginalisation.

Artists featured: Ramak Bazmar, Torika Bolatagici, Miriam Charlie, Brenda L Croft, Gerwyn Davies, Mary-Lou Divilli, Amos Gebhardt, Simryn Gill, Taloi Havini, Naomi Hobson, Nuriah Jadai, Kyle Archie Knight, Maria Maraltadi, Sherry Quiambao, Scotty So, Tace Stevens.

Fri 14 Feb | 6-8pm | Free Admission
Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
Refreshments provided.

de-centre re-centre is presented in collaboration with Perth Centre for Photography, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, and Perth Festival.

Image ©️Gerwyn Davies, Bandit, 2023, archival pigment print, 85 x 150 cm, Courtesy of the artist, Jan Murphy Gallery and Michael Reid Gallery.

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05/12/2024

TOMORROW NIGHT: It’s no secret that we love to art party. Come for the art, stay for the art.

P*P has a great show coming to PS Art Space this Friday night. Alongside WA’s largest photographic art exhibition, we’re excited to have Ningaloo Records on the decks and some amazing door prizes on offer. With local businesses joining the party, we have special treats from Focus Pocus, Joe’s Printing, The Mushroom Guys, New Edition Book Shop, The Bridge House, Luna Palace Cinemas and our good friends at Wise Child Wine Store.

Pre buy door prize tickets to be in the running to win.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
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Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Image © Lisa Stonham, ‘Your Containment 2024’, Collective 2024.

04/12/2024

P*P’s annual art party is on this Friday night. Don’t miss the fun. Join the party!

Tickets are still available. Come and enjoy this incredible showcase of a diverse and compelling collective of artworks.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Join the Party. Get your tickets today.

Collective 2024 Artist Feature: Greta Wolzak

Capturing the beauty of the Oratorio di Santa Cita in Palermo, Sicily, the artist reflects on the resilience of beauty within decay, where the remnants of the past quietly remind us of endurance and the fragility of time.

Greta Wolzak is a photographer from Newdegate, Western Australia. Her images capture the quiet, dreamy beauty of rural landscapes and everyday moments, with a nostalgic focus on light and atmosphere. Each photo invites reflection, revealing the magic in stillness and simplicity.

Image © Greta Wolzak, ‘Fading Grace’, Collective 2024

03/12/2024

Less than a week to go, COLLECTIVE ‘24 ON.

Collective is WA’s largest photographic art exhibition showcasing 100 original prints. A Collectors ticket buys you:

🪩 1 x print, your choice, from the 2024 exhibition printed by ’s Printing
🪩 A certificate of authenticity ft. information about the work and the artist
🪩 Priority online viewing of the exhibition prior to opening event
🪩 10% discount code for additional artworks
🪩 Invitation + 1 to the exclusive preview event to a fun, end of year art party featuring; music by Ningaloo Records, a full bar, and exciting door prizes from Wise Child, The Mushroom Guys, The Bridge House, Joe’s Printing, Focus Pocus, Luna Palace Cinemas, New Edition Bookstore, and Kuld Creamery.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Join the Party. Get your tickets today.

Collective 2024 Artist Feature: Matt Sav, ‘Lightning Tide’, Collective 2024

‘Lightning Tide’ is a piece from the artist’s recent solo exhibition, ‘Deep Heat’. This exhibition combined photography, sculpture, and video to deeply explore the artist’s complex and fraught relationship with other men.

Matt Sav is a self taught film director, and artist living and working in regional Rubibi / Broome. His works span photography, moving image, sound and sculpture exploring the intersection of where the head and the heart meet. Drawing from his psychotherapy studies to investigate the intersection of mental health, gender, and future ecologies.

Image © Matt Sav, ‘Lightning Tide’, Collective 2024

29/11/2024

Collective 2024 Artist Feature, Rebeca Dagnall

This series is an exploration of how the Australian Gothic haunts our response to the Australian landscape. Drawing on contemporary and familiar imagery of the Australian bush, the images in this series harbor suggestions of dingoes stealing babes and travelers murdered.

Rebecca Dagnall’s work explores the relationship between people and place, looking to the natural world to examine the Australian psyche. Her dark and unsettling images create a sense of unease and discomfort that invites the viewer to question their own relationship with the land we inhabit. Often haunting, Dagnall’s work sits within the field of the Australian Gothic. Rebecca Dagnall is currently represented by Art Collective WA

Collective is WA’s largest photographic art exhibition featuring 100 original prints. A Collectors ticket will provide you with:

🪩 1 x print, your choice, from the 2024 exhibition printed by ’s Printing
🪩 A certificate of authenticity ft. information about the work and the artist
🪩 Priority online viewing of the exhibition prior to opening event
🪩 10% discount code for additional artworks
🪩 Invitation + 1 to the exclusive preview event to a fun, end of year art party featuring; music by Ningaloo Records, a full bar, and exciting door prizes from Wise Child, The Bridge House, Joe’s Printing, Focus Pocus, Luna Palace Cinemas, New Edition Bookstore, and Kuld Creamery.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Join the Party. Get your tickets today.

Image © Rebecca Dagnall, ‘Towel’, Collective 2024

28/11/2024

Yellagonga is a whole body, a living organism breathing being into visitors. Each time it offers something new of interest, but always sensory and always immersive. It is the experience of the sublime, the total encapsulation of the present moment.

With a background in Marine Sciences and Geology, Gloria loves to go out and take pictures in this world.

Collective 2024 artist feature. Secure your ticket today and have the opportunity to acquire an artwork by 100 different artworks by local, national and international artists.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Image © Gloria Salgado Gispert, ‘Djilba, the season of yellow treasures’, Collective 2024

27/11/2024

Get your tickets to Collective 2024: P*P EXHIBITION x ART PARTY of the year.

This year, P*P is excited to showcase 100 local, national and international artists at PS Arts Space in Walyalup (Fremantle). Amongst the incredible talent, enjoy DJ Ningaloo Records, full bar and exciting door prizes from local surrounding businesses.

A ticket to Collective allows you to select an artwork from the exhibition, support local and support artists. Everyone is welcome to join the party with an entry by donation. A Collectors ticket is not essential.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

‘Curiosity killed the cat’, from the series Weapon of choice, challenges the systematic abuse of women in Japanese society through the revisiting a summer of violence that I experienced at the age of fourteen.

Minami Ivory was born and raised in Hokkaido, Japan, and moved to Australia at the age of 15. Her works are drawn from notions of cultural identity and issues on Japanese women in the society. Minami has exhibited both nationally and internationally.

Image © Minami Ivory, ‘Curiosity killed the cat’, Collective 2024

26/11/2024

The artwork features a projection of the photograph “Hannan Street taken from Maritana Street Corner Showing MacKay Photographics Studio and Town Hall Clock Tower Buildings.” T. F. MacKay, 1918. Courtesy of WA Museum (GM01272). The work was created as part of a recent ART ON THE MOVE / Museum of the Goldfields Activating Collections Artist in Residency.

Brett Leigh Dicks is an Australian/American photographer who shares his time between the United States and Australia. His photographic endeavours have led him to explore the world’s natural and urban landscapes, primarily investigating the landscape and the fragile ties that it shares with human history, shining a light on humanity’s socio-political indiscretions.

Collective is WA’s largest photographic art exhibition featuring 100 original prints for sale, showcasing local, interstate, and international talent. Enjoy an evening with music by Ningaloo Records, a full bar, and exciting door prizes from Wise Child, The Bridge House, Joe’s Printing, Focus Pocus, Luna Palace Cinemas, New Edition Bookstore, and Kuld Creamery.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Catch this work and much more at Collective 2024. Join the Party. Get your tickets today.

Image © Brett Leigh Dicks, ‘Photograph of Projection at the Corner of Hannan and Maritana Streets, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia’, Collective 2024

25/11/2024

Collective 2024 artist feature: Olive du Bignon, ‘Untitled’

Untitled 2024 is from a current series that captures intimate interactions in Australian pubs.

Olive du Bignon is a photographic artist currently residing in Yallingup, WA. du Bignon experiments with a hybrid genre that combines art and documentary photography to capture intimate and powerful portraits. As part of her ongoing practice, du Bignon continues to examine representations of the female experience drawing on feminist theory as the underpinning basis for her projects.

Catch this work and much more at Collective 2024. Join the Party. Get your tickets today.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Image © Olive du Bignon, ‘Untitled’, Collective 2024

23/11/2024

Collective 2024 artist feature: Madeleine Fogliani, ‘8 Metres Deep in Debt, 2024’

A shopping trolley, 8 metres deep in the sea. Unbeknownst to anyone on the surface, the trolley sits on the ocean floor, out of sight, a hidden burden. Photographed while freediving around Perth waters, this scene became symbolic of the rising cost of living in our current society. People are struggling.

Madeleine Fogliani is a Perth based photographer specialising in conceptual and portrait photography.

Collective is WA’s largest photographic art exhibition featuring 100 original prints for sale, showcasing local, interstate, and international talent. Enjoy an evening with music by Ningaloo Records, a full bar, and exciting door prizes from Wise Child, The Bridge House, Joe’s Printing, Focus Pocus, Luna Palace Cinemas, New Edition Bookstore, and Kuld Creamery.

Fri, 6 Dec, 5:30pm - 9:30pm
All tickets include one artwork - Click our to secure your ticket today
Presented by Perth Centre for Photography
PS ART SPACE - 22 Pakenham St, Walyalup (Fremantle)

Catch this work and much more at Collective 2024. Join the Party. Get your tickets today.

Image © Madeleine Fogliani, ‘8 Metres Deep in Debt, 2024’, Collective 2024

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