Our new centrepiece exhibition
The Story of the Moving Image
Journey through the past, present and future of the moving image through interactive experiences, digital innovation and captivating stories.
Love & Neon: The Cinema of Wong Kar Wai
18 Feb – 10 Mar 2021
Focus season
See eleven heartachingly gorgeous films by the peerless Hong Kong director in our state-of-the-art cinemas. Tickets on sale now.
Gabriella Hirst: Darling Darling
18 Feb – 30 May 2021
Ian Potter Moving Image Commission 2020
Gabriella Hirst's two-channel videoart piece compares the precise and elaborate care taken to preserve colonial paintings of the Australian landscape with the real-world preservation of the Darling-Barka region (Murray Darling Basin).
Don't miss
Browse the collection
Discover the old and new, unique and nostalgic in our ever-evolving collection of objects and works from the universe of screen culture.
Education
Our current education program features virtual lessons, exhibition visits, professional learning for teachers, and learning resources for use at home or the classroom.
Stories & Ideas
Explore the themes behind the screens with articles, interviews, recorded talks and more.
Go even deeper
The Story of the Moving Image online experience
Discover how screen culture has shaped who we are, how we see ourselves and how the world sees us.
The ACMI story so far
From humble beginnings to a universe of screen culture, find out how we became the most visited moving image museum in the world.
Food & Drink
Film, food, art, music and people come together in the city's newest dining destination, Hero, at Fed Square – bookings now open.
ACMI Shop
Melbourne's favourite shop dedicated to all things moving image. Every purchase supports your museum of screen culture.



