Unlocking Creative Potential: Insights and Resources for Artists and Cultural Innovators

Join Creative Asia Foundation for the opening night of In Between, a contemporary group exhibition featuring artist talks, live performance and an evening celebrating art, identity and creative expression.

SafeStudy Film Lab officially launched at Creative Asia Art Centre, marking the beginning of a new filmmaking initiative for international students. Director and Producer applications, along with Screens in the White Box submissions, are now open.

Buffer Room concluded at Creative Asia Art Centre after bringing together 20 emerging artists in an exploration of belonging, identity, and transition through diverse contemporary art practices.

Project 1838: Buffer Room brings together 22 artists exploring movement, belonging, and identity through immersive spatial installations and contemporary art practices.

Safestudy Film Lab Program is a collaborative filmmaking project supporting international students to explore scam awareness, community safety, and storytelling through creative film production in Melbourne.

Screens in the White Box is a moving image and experimental film program exploring contemporary visual storytelling, cinema, and cross-disciplinary creative practices.

Buffer Room is a Melbourne group exhibition exploring migration, memory, and belonging through contemporary art and public programs.

Emerging Art Beat 2026 opens at Creative Asia Art Centre in Melbourne, bringing together 44 emerging artists and curators from diverse cultural backgrounds to explore the theme “Distributed Worlds: Where Do We Go From Here?”

Creative Asia Foundation presents Emerging Art Beat 2026, a group exhibition bringing together a dynamic cohort of emerging artists at Creative Asia Art Centre.

This July, Creative Asia Art Centre will present In Between, a group exhibition situated within an LGBTQIA+ context, running from 23 to 30 July 2026. The exhibition brings together emerging and established artists to explore the multiplicity of identity, emotion, and existence.

CAF has been awarded funding through Creative Australia’s Company Director Capability Fund for Organisations to strengthen its governance and leadership capacity. The funding will support professional governance training for key Board members and staff, helping to build a stronger and more sustainable organisation for Australia’s multicultural arts sector.

The Multicultural Art Festival 2025 is set to welcome a compelling new addition to its program — Fluid Sample, an international art exhibition that exploring how memory and identity shift across time, culture, and geography. The exhibition will open to the public from 15 to 21 November 2025 as part of this year’s Festival program, presented at Creative Asia Art Center.