Carlisle Street Arts Space
Current Exhibition
Arca Arcade: Round One
6 August to 31 October
Arca Arcade is a convergence of nostalgic technology and contemporary art.
Under the direction of designer Preston Khan McNeil, playable arcade machines become wall mounted installations; adorned by te ao Māori influences and styles of Aotearoa New Zealand's eminent artists.
Having toured across Aotearoa New Zealand and into regional Victoria, this special iteration of Arca Arcade at Carlisle St Art Space features guest local artist Jarra Karalinar Steel, expanding the narrative of cultural expression through games and draws attention to the vibrant game and screen industry in the City of Port Phillip.
Upcoming Events and Workshops
Accessibility
A Visual Story of the gallery is available to help anyone who may find a step-by-step visual and written access guide useful when planning a visit. This can be downloaded here: Visual Story Arca Arcade Carlisle St Art Space
Accessible Toilets
There are accessible toilet facilities located onsite.
Accessible parking and public transport
St Kilda Town Hall has four accessible car park spaces, two on Carlisle Street and two that are off-road in the Brighton Road service lane car park. There is also an underground car park, which is accessible from Carlisle Street. The underground car park is open during business hours and has accessible parking spaces located next to the lift.
Visit Getting Around Port Phillip for accessible transport information.
Contact
Please view our accessibility and disability inclusion page for general information. Contact our team on 03 9209 6164 or email us at publicart@portphillip.vic.gov.au to discuss how we can support your visit.
About the gallery
Gallery opening hours
Location: Carlisle Street Art Space, 99a Carlisle Street, St Kilda VIC 3182
Opening Hours: 8.30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday (closed public holidays)
Cost: Free
Carlisle Street Arts Space (CSAS) is a versatile exhibition space presenting a range of creative and visual arts practice. Located just inside the main entrance of the St Kilda Town Hall, the CSAS presents a diverse exhibition program that enhances the cultural vitality of the community and encourages innovation in arts practice.
Carlisle Street Arts Space Vista exhibition
Shared Ground opening at Carlisle Street Art Space
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