Zou Yinong will present a selection of recent paintings at ART021 Shanghai

See¥a Melb. & Together.Lab provide opportunities for freelancers to meet like-minded people and to share their skill-sets, especially in the side-hustle community. ACAE Gallery played host for this event/.

Thang Do's outstanding performance at the opening of Tactile Dialogues: Redefining Connection through Craft was a must see!

Three outstanding installations at KINGS artist-run space

The opening of Aniwar Mamat's exhibition in Sydney is the first ever exhibition in Australia of work by a contemporary Uyghur artist

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 engagement with Japanese art including collaborations with master Kimono maker Yasuhio Chiji.

Reflecting 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’

Curated by La Trobe Art Institute, a new exhibition of Chinese propaganda posters opens at the Golden Dragon Museum, Bendigo

Laurens Tan: Celebrated Multidisciplinary Artist (7 August, 1950 – 20 January, 2025)

ACAE Gallery debuts at the prestigious ART021 art fair Shanghai

ACAE Gallery was delighted to present the exhibition ‘Chinese Rhythms’ to the participants in China Primer - Generation Asia, delivered by Asia Society Australia.

Congratulations to ACAE alumni Bonnie Qi and Elmira Ng, along with Michelle Yuan Fitz-Gerald, whose new exhibition Auspicious Fishes opens at TCB Gallery

Dr Damian Smith, President of the Australian Chinese Art Research Institute was honoured this week as guest speaker at the Australian Club.

IN OUR TIME: FOUR DECADES OF ART FROM CHINA AND BEYOND, THE GEOFF RABY COLLECTION, 19 JAN – 30 MAR 2024

An aesthetics of entanglement animates Sunny Kim's collaborative exhibition Agony in Lines, at the Grainger Museum, University of Melbourne