The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) has embarked upon its second Djeran/Makuru program, marking the gallery’s first-ever season of contemporary performance.

Showcasing both local, Australian and international dance artists and musicians, the season takes its name from the Noongar seasons: Djeran spans April–May, while Makuru marks the entry of the rain and cold in June–July.

Decibel’s Twin Peaks Was 30. Photo courtesy of Decibel/PICA

“We like to keep on our toes! And 2024 has offered us many opportunities to think about how we invite artists and audiences to experience our wonderful heritage building,” said PICA director Hannah Matthews.

“We are excited to see dance in the gallery, music on the balcony and red velvet curtains experienced in a new way. Many performance makers are looking for new contexts in their work and we are pleased to support their ambition at PICA, a space dedicated to bringing all art forms together.”

From 9–11 May, Decibel New...