Australian Centre for Contemporary Art Review

Sound was great, the seats were comfortable and there was a lot of space between the two rows so the knees weren't squeezed. It was a great modern theatre with a very dark area in the lobby and a very bright area, to be honest, a bit confusing. The auditorium is beautiful, a bit like the 80s, a bit cheap, but the sound and view are good. The show we watched was world class and amazing.

The Australian Museum of Contemporary Art is a museum full of modern art. There are many avant-garde trendy designs full of imagination. As soon as you enter the door, you are attracted by the huge murals, those who look like devils and sheep gods, sitting seems to be thinking. The surrounding fire, the background renders very spectacular.

Located opposite the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney MCA is in some ways equivalent to the Tate Modern Museum of Art in Australia. Sandstone buildings built in the 1950s, with heavy classical art decoration style, is worth appreciating.

The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art is located on the shore of Glenfine Lake in Canberra, with a beautiful and natural environment.

The staff is very professional, the explanation process is very patient, and many questions are answered.

The Australian Contemporary Art Center displays a large number of contemporary works of art. These works of art, from the visual, sensory and other aspects of the impact on the soul of visitors. The art gallery is not small in size and very comfortable in layout. It is not hard to think while walking.