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Works explorer

This is an experimental feature using vector embeddings to match related works.
Tap a work to see all of the related works from our collection:

The Child molester

United States, 1964

The Seventh continent (Anamorphic)

Yugoslavia, 1983

Paisa

Italy, 1946

Coral kingdom

Australia, 1958

George and his groaning mouth

Australia, 2015

Mean streets

United States, 1973

The Enlightenment

Unknown

Unit skills

United Kingdom, 1973

Touch wood

Australia, 1960

Slacker

United States, 1991

Motivation in perspective

United States, 1969

New life - new ways

Australia, 1979

Strange paddocks

Victoria, Australia, 2007

String of beads

United Kingdom, 1947

Earth's structures

United States, 1992

Inside radio

United Kingdom, 1980

Hospital team in action

United Kingdom, 1960

Mercury rising

United States, 1999
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ACMI would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waterways of greater Melbourne, the people of the Kulin Nation, and recognise that ACMI is located on the lands of the Wurundjeri people. We recognise the connection of First Peoples to their Country and that Treaty marks a renewed relationship grounded in truth-telling, self‑determination and respect. We also acknowledge First Nations people as the original storytellers of this land and celebrate their significant contribution to the contemporary moving image.