AAA's last show at Cromwell Place, "The Possibility of an Island," was an oasis for contemporary art amidst an uncertain time in the UK. The show featured some of South East Asia's and the Pacific region's most exciting artists, including works by Eko Nugroho, Zico Albaiquni, and Abdul Abdullah. We look forward to presenting our next show in London, a solo exhibition featuring works by renowned Australian artist, Ben Quilty.

SHEBODY: AAA's long anticipated show is finally exhibiting in Melbourne this winter. Delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, SHEBODY will offer a curated selection of leading female and femme-identified artists from various eras and corners of the globe, each artistic position united by an obsession in exploring the concept of the desired female body.⁠

"Besides the stunning exhibitions of Anselm Kiefer and James Ensor, the museums Director Johan Holten and his team delivered the most exquisit collection installation with exciting dialogues between modern masters, contemporary artists. And all this in a most elegant and stunning new building. The extension to the existing Art Deco Structure was brilliantly designed by Gerkan, Marg and Partner, with the majority of the 70 Million Euro budget raised through private funding." - Matthias Arndt on the recently renovated Kunsthalle Mannheim

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A first look at our
"Art Barn" opening in Australia.
Featuring works by Thomas Hirschhorn, Yeo Kaa, Franz West, and Kaloy Sanchez.