The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is Australia’s national museum of film, TV, videogames, digital culture and art. Since we opened our doors in 2002, ACMI has become the most successful museum of its kind in the world.
ACMI celebrates the past, present and future of the moving image with a vibrant program of exhibitions, screenings, installations and commissions, festivals, and public, industry and education programs. Our vision is a connected community of watchers, players and makers sharing in the wonder of the moving image.
Museum
ACMI’s Fed Square site closed its doors in May 2019 to undergo a building-wide transformation. We are expected to reopen mid-2020.
Our renewal includes:
- a new free permanent exhibition that takes audiences on an immersive journey into the past, present and future of the moving image through interactive experiences, amazing objects and captivating stories
- state of the art education spaces
- a new media preservation lab
- cinemas presenting the very best of screen culture from Australia and around the world
- a revitalised shop, café and bar.
For regular updates and more information about our redevelopment, visit ACMI Re/new.
Cinemas
While ACMI’s home at Fed Square will be closed until mid-2020, you can still watch the very best films from Australia and around the world at The Capitol and Treasury Theatre. Tickets and session times can be found on our What’s On page.
Ideas
Immerse yourself in the ideas behind our exhibitions, events and cinema program, and the themes that underpin screen culture. Essays, interviews, recommendations and more can be found on our Ideas page.
ACMI X
ACMI is also the creative hub for many moving image artists at our co-working space ACMI X.
