Since 1992, PCP has championed emerging and established photographic artists in WA, across Australia, and internationally. Our exhibitions spark dialogue on urgent social, environmental, and cultural issues while setting a benchmark for contemporary photography.

 

Beyond exhibitions, PCP delivers talks, unique awards, and a growing mentorship program that supports photographers across Western Australia.

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In 2024, PCP made the deliberate decision to leave our CBD base, freeing resources to ensure fair pay for artists and arts workers, while investigating a new model for the future.

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In the meantime, PCP will extend its reach across the state by partnering with professional galleries, culturally aligned organisations, sponsors and partners; continuing our legacy of programs that champion and support photographic art practitioners.

 

As a nonprofit charity, PCP will continue to seek a fair, long-term lease that reflects our cultural contribution to WA and is free from current pop-up/short-term commercial terms that undermine meaningful planning and sustainability in the arts.​​

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Board

Isobel Wise: Deputy Chair

Ben Mackinnon: Treasurer

Louise Avon-Smith: Board Secretary

Zarah Burgess:

Melanie McKee:

Alina Racu:

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Management and Staff

Director: Christine Tomas​

Program Assistant: Indie O'Neill ​

Special Projects (Regional/Remote): Sarah Landro​

Accounts: Veronika Komarenko

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Arts Advisory Panel

Paola Anselmi:

Dr. Rebecca Dagnall:

Dr. Michael Gray:

Tace Stevens: Noongar and Spinifex  - Documentary Photographer and Storyteller

Duncan Wright: 

Christopher Young: ​

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First Nations Arts Advisory Panel - Exposure+ 2026

Michelle Broun: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander - Curator, Creative Producer, and Researcher

Tace Stevens,: Noongar and Spinifex - Documentary Photographer, Filmmaker, and Storyteller

Zali Morgan: Noongar - Artist, Curator, Writer

Michelle White: Yamatij and mixed European - Storyteller, Executive Producer, and First Nations Consultant