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Two visitors in front of Symbiosis, an artwork in ACMI's Beings exhibition

Relaxed Visit – Beings

21 September 2024

10-11am

  • Visual Arts
  • event
  • Online
Two visitors, one in a wheelchair, in front of an artwork in Beings

Audio-Described Tour – Beings

14 September 2024

10.15-11.15am

  • Screen
  • event
A rectangular portal is framed by a radiant purple glow. Inside, an array of collaborative imagery has been collaged, mostly greyscale. A hearing aid is cradled in the palm of a hand, within a beam of light. This personal listening device is overlaid with an image of a radio astronomy telescope, its receiving dish pointed towards the sky. The receiving dish is supported by structural engineering in the form of a geometric scaffold. Above the dish, an antenna is held aloft. Its listening probe overlaps the central electronics of the hearing aid technology: micro and macro listening. An image of a white mobility cane has been overlaid diagonally across the hand. At its tip, its roller ball has been transformed into a glowing orb, emitting sound waves, signaled by concentric circles pulsing outwards. Another hand reaches into the frame, capturing a mid-expressive gesture. This hand is not grayscale but pale pink porcelain, and is smaller in scale than the hearing aid. On each of the three visible fingers, the nail tips are decorated with a maroon dot. In the top left corner of the image, there is a small window, also rectangular, framing an assemblage of shapes, suggestive of an imaginary glyph or letterform. The smooth, beveled edges of the glyph lend an embossed 3D effect, so that the abstracted glyph appears to protrude from the image plane. The glyph incorporates rounded shapes, spikes that reach outward, like a crown, and a spiral whorl.

~~~~~ “…derelict in uncharted space…” Digital Radio Play Season

18 - 21 October 2023

Wed, Fri, Sat; 7:30pm-8:30pm
Thur, Sat; 10:30am-11:30am

  • Performing Arts
  • program
  • Online
A rectangular portal is framed by a radiant purple glow. Inside, an array of collaborative imagery has been collaged, mostly greyscale. A hearing aid is cradled in the palm of a hand, within a beam of light. This personal listening device is overlaid with an image of a radio astronomy telescope, its receiving dish pointed towards the sky. The receiving dish is supported by structural engineering in the form of a geometric scaffold. Above the dish, an antenna is held aloft. Its listening probe overlaps the central electronics of the hearing aid technology: micro and macro listening. An image of a white mobility cane has been overlaid diagonally across the hand. At its tip, its roller ball has been transformed into a glowing orb, emitting sound waves, signaled by concentric circles pulsing outwards. Another hand reaches into the frame, capturing a mid-expressive gesture. This hand is not grayscale but pale pink porcelain, and is smaller in scale than the hearing aid. On each of the three visible fingers, the nail tips are decorated with a maroon dot. In the top left corner of the image, there is a small window, also rectangular, framing an assemblage of shapes, suggestive of an imaginary glyph or letterform. The smooth, beveled edges of the glyph lend an embossed 3D effect, so that the abstracted glyph appears to protrude from the image plane. The glyph incorporates rounded shapes, spikes that reach outward, like a crown, and a spiral whorl.

~~~~~ “…derelict in uncharted space…” Live Performance Season

11 - 14 October 2023

Wed-Fri; 7:30pm-8:30pm
Fri-Sat; 3:00pm-4:00pm

  • Performing Arts
  • event
A dark figure stands in front of a life-size teddy bear that is illuminated by a single spotlight

Woke in Fright

11 November - 23 December 2022

Wed–Sat 12–6pm

  • Visual Arts
  • event
A woman in a black dress with black gloves and blonde hair is standing in front of a window, moonlight streaming in.

Reframed Positions by Terre Thaemlitz

19 August - 15 October 2022

Wed–Sat, 12–6pm

  • Visual Arts
  • program
Dung Nguyen playing the two-stringed “moon lute” alongside Peter Knight and three other musicians.

1988 by Australian Art Orchestra – Auslan Interpreted Artist Talk

01 April 2022

Fri; 8-9pm

  • Visual Arts
  • event
An older person dressed in a white tracksuit, white sneakers, and a headpiece made of strands of diamentes sits on a red chair, which is placed on a dark grey carpet. The chair is placed in front of long light grey drapes.

WAKE by THE RABBLE – Auslan Interpreted Session

12 October 2023

Thu, 7:00pm-8:30pm

Please note: the free Shuttle Bus to the venue departs from The Substation at 6:30pm.

  • Performing Arts
  • event

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