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About Perth Centre for Photography

The Perth Centre for Photography (PCP) is WA’s only dedicated photographic arts organisation, promoting and supporting emerging and established photo-based art. Our goal is to increase the advancement of contemporary photographic practices, to incubate wider audience engagement, placing great Australian art on the world stage. With assistance from our ongoing partners and sponsors we; - Deliver a diverse annual program of gallery and off-site exhibitions of the highest quality for local and visiting audiences - Create and deliver educational programs for all - Provide internships and opportunities for employment - Create studio residency and professional mentoring opportunities - Facilitate information exchange and networking opportunities - Deliver artist studio residency exchange opportunities - Facilitate exhibitions opportunities interstate and internationally for WA artists - Provide a platform for emerging and established local, national and international artists in Perth building awareness of photo-media art for the residents and visitors of Western Australia We also offer countless opportunities for social inclusion, community pride, tolerance, participation, discovery, learning and overall increase in quality and enjoyment of WA life. Our program provides such opportunities by offering links between people through an accessible free to low-cost range of art and culture events and opportunities aimed at supporting or/and fostering; inclusivity, cultural awareness, reconciliation and tolerance, a sharing culture and celebration and diversity of WA culture. We are a not for profit charitable organisation with tax-deductible status. We are always looking for partners to join us on our mission. Please contact us for more information about our program and how you can be involved. PCP's ongoing annual program is supported by the Western Australian Department of Culture and Art (DLGSC).

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