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Here’s What Melbourne’s Revamped ACMI Now Looks Like After Its Huge $40-Million Makeover – Concrete Playground

Two years after closing to the public back in early 2019 — and three years after first announcing it was undergoing a big makeover — Melbourne’s Australian Centre for the Moving Image is set to reopen its doors on Thursday, February 11. And, when film and television lovers step back inside its Federation Square building, they’ll notice plenty of changes. If you’re going to shut down to undertake extensive $40 million renovations, you want people to see it, after all.
Details have been announced over the past couple of years; however, that doesn’t make the revamp any less impressive. So, visitors can expect revamped exhibition spaces, new immersive experiences and added interactive activations, including a permanent ode to Mad…
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