publications
exhibition cataloguesTitles are available in the ACMI Shop or by mail using the publications order form
game on
Lavishly illustrated and featuring over a dozen essays, the Game On catalogue is a must-have for any videogames enthusiast.
replay marclay
Five important essays and an interview by Michael Snow bring new light to Marclay's work as a performer, musician, visual artist, and filmmaker.
pixar: 20 years of animation
Pixar: 20 Years of Animation is a window into the remarkable process through which Pixar's talented artists create their stories. SOLD OUT
collection new media installations: la collection du centre pompidou
A major publication detailing the multimedia installations acquired by the Centre Pompidou. Features over 300 illustrations and essays that examine new media from different viewpoints.
eyes, lies & illusions
The landmark catalogue that accompanies the Eyes, Lies & Illusions exhibition, featuring over 200 pages of colour images and essays by the novelist and cultural historian Marina Warner and leading writer of the 'pre-history' of cinema, Laurent Mannoni.
tv50 exhibition catalogue
Lavishly illustrated and brashly designed, the TV50 exhibition catalogue is a fascinating A-Z guide to fifty years of television in Australia.
2006 contemporary commonwealth exhibition catalogue
Twenty-two artists from across the Commonwealth united by the moment. This full colour catalogue provides a comprehensive survey of the art, artists and nations featured in the 2006 Contemporary Commonwealth exhibition at ACMI and the NGV.
white noise
The moving image and abstraction are two of the most revolutionary creative achievments of the modern age. White Noise explores their history and their ongoing dialogue through works by some of the world's leading artists in digital media.
proof: the act of seeing with one's own eyes
How does the moving image construct and deconstruct truth? Proof questioned how we negotiate reality and form consensus, and confirms that evidence alone isn't proof. The exhibition catalogue features critical essays and detailed information about all the featured works.
2004 australian culture now exhibition catalogue
For the 2004 exhibition ACMI and the NGV joined forces for the first time to present a landmark national survey of the work at the edge of current artistic practice. This exhibition catalogue showcases new work by leading and emerging Australian artists.
remembrance + the moving image
The first in the ACMI Collections series of publications, this is more than a traditional catalogue - it is a tribute to the treasures of the ACMI Collection.
other acmi titles
short site: recent australian short film
Short Site: Recent Australian Short Film compiles ten published screenplays of exemplary Australian short films alongside interviews with the filmmakers and a personal and passionate essay by contributing authors.
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pandora's box: essays in film theory
In her characteristically accessible and entertaining style, Barbara Creed examines the nature and impact of leading film theories from the 1970s to the present in an essential reader for teachers, students and academics in film, media, cultural studies and gender studies.
leslie cheung
'So am I sparkling? Am I gorgeous? Am I too hot to handle? I feel like 12,000 people are flirting with me' (Leslie Cheung, 1997). A tribute to Hong Kong movie star and pop icon, the late Leslie Cheung.
lounge critic: the couch theorist's companion
This collection of illustrated essays contains incisive couch potato commentaries by leading academics, arts writers and emerging cultural critics, and is an essential companion to your couch experience.
impossible nature: the art of jon mccormack
Featuring essays by Jon McCormack, Annemarie Jonson, Jon Bird and Alan Dorin, illustrated with documentation of the artist's works and accompanied by a DVD, this publication is sure to become a collector's item.
I thought I knew but I was wrong
I thought I knew but I was wrong: New Video Art from Australia explores the impact of video art in Australia. Disparate in subject matter and style, it is a snapshot of Australian visual culture - from the slick to the lo-fi, the luxurious to the raw, and the comic to the confessional. SOLD OUT
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