About
ACAE Gallery is a cultural venture presenting artworks and exhibitions by contemporary Australian and Asian artists.
Established in 2019, ACAE Gallery is a cultural venture presenting artworks and exhibitions by contemporary Australian and Asian artists. Our bilingual service, delivered in English and Mandarin, offers access to a range of artworks and public programs. ACAE Gallery also presents a select range of Chinese antiquities and collector advice. ACAE is our acronym as the Australasian Cultural Arts Exchange.
3 May - 24 May 2025
5 April–17 April 2025
Saturday 8 March - Saturday 29 March 2025
1 January - 28 February 2025
7 November – 10 November 2024
30 November – 21 December 2024
4-8 September 2024
10 August 2024 – 7 September 2024
27 April 24 - 25 May 2024
27 April 2024 - 25 May 2024
16 March - 13 April 2024
3 February - 2 March 2024
The Australian Chinese Art Research Institute (ACARI) is a privately funded research facility dedicated to the understanding of Chinese art in all its forms and influences. Based at ACAE Gallery, our research is especially focused on the significance of Chinese art across the local region.
The Australian Chinese Art Research Institute (ACARI) is a privately funded research facility dedicated to the understanding of Chinese art in all its forms and influences. Based at ACAE Gallery, our research is especially focused on the significance of Chinese art across the local region.
Read More For the Australian Chinese Art Research Institute, artist and academic Kate Renney made a tour of the China Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale. Kate's subsequent review brings to light intersections between new technology and the Surrealist inspired theme of the Biennale under the sub-heading of The Milk of Dreams.
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Artist Tony Smibert\'s new exhibition \'Where Islands Meet\' is on show at the Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts in Hobart from 21 March to 14 June 2025. The exhibition focuses on Smibert\'s engagment with Japanese art including collaborations with master Kimono maker Yasuhio Chiji.
Read MoreReflecting on many years experience living in remote Indigenous communities in central and far northern Australia, artist and researcher Zhou Xiaoping was the guest speaker at ACAE Gallery’s exhibition ‘Barks: A Rare View’
Read MoreCurated by La Trobe Art Institute, a new exhibition of Chinese propaganda posters opens at the Golden Dragon Museum, Bendigo
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