An Interactive Wheelchair Art Installation Is Taking Over The Perth Cultural Centre This Weekend

Dead Ends Art Installation Bruno Booth Pica Perth Cultural Centre
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A local artist is taking over the Perth Cultural Centre this weekend with an interactive installation.

Presented by the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, Bruno Booth’s Dead Ends and Detours invites passers-by to experience an obstacle course using a wheelchair, racing against the clock and channelling everything from the Paralympics and Evel Knievel.

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Dead Ends Art Installation Bruno Booth Pica Perth Cultural Centre

The “sly-octane” installation demonstrates that “disability is not a dirty word”, and provides insight into the lived experience of physical disability.

The free installation is open to the public on Friday, Saturday and Sunday between 10AM and 5PM, and is suited for ages 8+.

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Cover image: Bruno Booth with Dead Ends and Detours, 2023, installation view, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, photo by Tristan McKenzie