The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) is an influential and leading contemporary art space located in Melbourne, Australia. Established in 1982, ACCA is committed to showcasing the work of both Australian and international contemporary artists, with a focus on innovative and thought-provoking exhibitions. The center is dedicated to supporting and promoting cutting-edge contemporary art practices, and provides a platform for artists to experiment and engage with new ideas and concepts. With its iconic, award-winning building designed by Wood Marsh Architecture, ACCA provides a unique and dynamic space for visitors to experience a diverse range of contemporary art forms, including installations, sculptures, video, and more. As a key player in the Australian art scene, ACCA continuously contributes to the cultural and creative landscape of Melbourne and beyond.
Reviews
There is only one exhibition with a singular theme at a relatively small museum. The current theme revolves around womanhood, focusing on a relatively dark topic. It is thought-provoking but not necessarily inspiring. It is not highly recommended for families, but it is suitable for anyone interested in the topic.
A small exhibition of contemporary art, taking about half an hour of your time☺️
ACCA is an art gallery specialized on modern arts and located in the South bank. The building itself is a piece of impressive architecture. The exhibition space is not too large but the one I went to see was well curated. The site includes facilities for performing arts: modern dance and The Malthouse theater.
It’s a museum but unfortunately very small. Therefore, there was only one exhibition. I was hoping to see more.
Thought provoking gallery showcasing Australian artists. Although i struggled to understand one of the exhibits, the plaques on the wall were very informative. My favourite installation was one decided of pulleys and charcoal and it created art on the way that was constantly evolving. It's not a big place, but well worth a visit. You can also tap and donate as well.
Oxidised palace of recently minted contemporary art served up as installations, publications, and other conceptual and high art vehicles -- this is Melbourne's best art-related acronym. ACCA earns bonus points for the infamous yellow steel sculpture that innocently looms in the far corner of its leafy residential quarter, no longer offending anyone. Go here to see what Australian apres-post-modern artists are doing, and to revel in the Duchampian side of the gallery world, and to see what socio-political concerns are au courant and of the moment. Rust never sleeps.
A lovely little art gallery within the Arts District. A great place to visit in conjunction with the Arts Centre and the National Gallery of Victoria.
This gallery was smaller than my expectation but still worthy to visit.
There is only one exhibition with a singular theme at a relatively small museum. The current theme revolves around womanhood, focusing on a relatively dark topic. It is thought-provoking but not necessarily inspiring. It is not highly recommended for families, but it is suitable for anyone interested in the topic.
A small exhibition of contemporary art, taking about half an hour of your time☺️
Location
111 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
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