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Symposium – When South is North: contemporary art and culture in South Asia and Australia

SYDNEY. 16 AUG 2017. 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, in...

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DACCHI DANG: AN OMEN NEAR AND FAR

SYDNEY. 9 JUNE – 30 JULY 2017. Dacchi Dang: An Omen Near and...

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I don’t want to be there when it happens

SYDNEY. 18 AUGUST – 8 OCTOBER 2017. Raj Kumar, Sonia Leber &...

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Code of Conduct

SYDNEY. 27 OCTOBER – 10 DECEMBER 2017. Code of Conduct is a group...

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Events

Symposium – When South is North: contemporary art and culture in South Asia and Australia

SYDNEY. 16 AUG 2017. 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, in...

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Exhibition Opening: I don’t want to be there when it happens

Thursday, 17 August 2017 6.00pm to 8.00pm SYDNEY. Exhibition runs: 18 AUGUST...

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Speculative Entertainment No.1 Sydney Edition

Presented as part of Sydney Contemporary – 7 – 10 September 2017 ...

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Past Exhibitions

He Xiangyu’s The Swim – Premiere Australian Screenings

SYDNEY – Free screenings: May 25 – 28 2017. 4A Center for...

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Before the Rain

SYDNEY. 21 JANUARY – 19 MARCH 2017. Luke Ching, Liu Ding, Yuan Goang-Ming,...

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FIRST LONGLI INTERNATIONAL NEW MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL

LONGLI ANCIENT TOWN. 1-5 OCTOBER 2016. Artists: Chun Yin Rainbow Chan, Owen...

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SYDNEY. 22 OCTOBER – 17 DECEMBER 2016. Jogja Calling examines the long-standing links...

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ADC, SYDNEY. 2 FEBRUARY – 15 MARCH 2017. To work from the edge in...

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The People’s Currency

MELBOURNE. 14 – 19 FEBRUARY 2017. The People’s Currency is a new performance...

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4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art is an initiative of the Asian Australian Artists Association Inc. We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the Commonwealth Government through the Visual Art & Craft Strategy and the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body; the NSW Government through Arts NSW and the City of Sydney. Champions: Neilson Foundation Principal Patrons: Susan Acret & James Roth; The Sky Foundation; Ah Xian & Ma Li. Patrons: Geoff Ainsworth AM; Daniel & Lyndell Droga; Richard Funston & Kiong Lee; Johnson Pilton Walker; The Keir Foundation; John Lam-Po-Tang; Vicki Olsson; Adrian Williams. Benefactors: Brooke & Stephen Aitken; AMP Foundation; Andrew Cameron; Edmund Capon OBE, AM; Julia Champtaloup & Andrew Rothery; CHROFI; Lisa Corsi; Lisa Paulsen; Penelope Seidler AM; Lucy Hughes Turnbull AO; Dr Dick Quan; Dr John Yu AC. Friends: Michael Alvisse; Professor Ien Ang; Michael Boston; Simon Chan Art Atrium; Caroline Choy; Patrick Corrigan; Andrea Fraser; Michael Hobbs; Annette Larkin; Mabel Lee; Susan Nathan; James Roland; Brian Sherman AM; Dr Gene R. Sherman AM; Becky Sparks; Maisy Stapleton; Ursula Sullivan + Joanna Strumpf; Abdullah M. I. Syed; Victoria Taylor; Rosie Wagstaff; Anna Waldmann; and Sean Woon.