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Hatched: National Graduate Show 2025 — Tom Duffy, Djagats (The Newly Arrived – Native Dignity), 2024. Photograph by Tom Williams.

Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA)

Hatched: National Graduate Show 2025

Charlotte Rose Jeffrey-Bannister (SA), Chloe Catto (TAS), Clara Chanisheff (VIC), Ebony Maurice-Wilmott (VIC), Elsa Mona (WA), Germaine Chan (WA), Gosha Heldtz (NSW), Grace Yong (WA), Isabella Rose Cort (QLD), Jade Power (VIC), Karen Zipkas (VIC), Litia Roko (ACT), Madi Jones (NSW), Maelyse Xinh Leculier (NSW), Mandana Eizadi (WA), Marcus C. Payne (VIC), Mim Kowner (WA), Nicole Goode (VIC), Pippini Niamh (SA), Rosemary Tamas-Cao (QLD), Samuel Chan (NSW), Silki Wong (SA), Tom Duffy (NSW). Marking the 34th edition of PICA’s iconic annual exhibition. Showcasing recent art school graduates from across Australia, Hatched is the only national survey of its kind, which highlights the diversity and creativity of some of the country’s most promising new artists.

2 August—5 October

Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA)

Perth Cultural Centre, James Street Northbridge WA 6003

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Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA)

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Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA)

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Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA)

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