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The ANU Drill Hall Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located on Kingsley Street in Acton on the Australian National University campus in Canberra. Housed in a heritage-listed former military drill hall built in 1940-1941, it has operated as a university gallery since 1992. It is notable for its program of contemporary Australian and international exhibitions, its historic building, and its role as a cultural venue for the university and the public.
Artspace is a leading contemporary art centre located in The Gunnery, a historic naval building at 43-51 Cowper Wharf Roadway in Woolloomooloo, Sydney, New South Wales. Established in 1983, it presents changing exhibitions of Australian and international contemporary art, supports artists through studios and residencies, and hosts public programs including talks and performances. Housed on the Woolloomooloo waterfront near the city centre, it is known for free exhibitions and its role in Sydney's contemporary art scene.
The Samstag Museum of Art is a contemporary art museum operated by the University of South Australia on North Terrace in central Adelaide. Established in 2007 through the bequest of American artist Gordon Samstag, it presents changing exhibitions of contemporary visual art with a focus on Australian practice. Located in the Hawke Building at the City West campus, it is notable for its free public program and role within Adelaide's North Terrace cultural precinct.