The Australia-China Institute for Arts and Culture hosted the 2021 Annual Address on our Parramatta South campus on 27 May 2021. We were very privileged and greatly honoured to have Professor Nicholas Jose to deliver the Annual Address entitled Culture Fever: The Importance of the Arts.

ACIAC is thrilled to open a new exhibition featuring one of the most critically acclaimed Chinese Australian artists, Zhao Dalu. His artworks range from landscape paintings, to portraits, to pencil drawings.

The Australian Chinese community of the colonial and infant twentieth century era has commonly been portrayed as a homogenous, passive and simplistic community. They were largely considered as docile people not noted for aggressive behaviours. However, the historical evidence suggests that this was not always the case.

Willoughby City Council in co-production with the Australia-China Institute for Arts and Culture at Western Sydney University proudly presented the 2021 Lunar New Year Concert at the Concourse Theatre on Saturday, 20 February 2021.

A challenging degree program designed to meet the needs of cultural institutions and government departments increasingly engaged in cultural exchanges between Australia and China