ACMI, Melbourne’s hub of exhibitions, screenings and festivals celebrating screen-based art, films, TV and videogames, has revealed an exciting new exhibition set to arrive in September and take visitors on a tour of the production of a true Aussie indie classic – Untitled Goose Game.
This free exhibition at ACMI is a world premiere, and it comes just ahead of a busy October for the city with Melbourne International Games Week and PAX Aus kicking off among other things, making it the perfect time to pop in and take a peek behind the feathered curtain.
Honk! Untitled Goose Exhibition will give attendees a whole new level of insight and appreciation of Victorian studio House House’s global smash indie game, through a huge amount of material like early sketches and concept art, behind-the-scenes technical insights, interactive displays and even early, playable development builds that have never been publicly shown before now.
“It’s a very strange privilege to see our work commemorated in a public exhibition,” said House House Co-Director Michael McMaster in a press release. “Though we design our games to be played by a wide audience, we never imagined that that design process might itself be made accessible within the walls of a gallery. It’s been such a pleasure working with ACMI to open up our sketchbooks and hard drives and present them to the public like this — we can’t imagine a better place to showcase our goose.”
You can find out more about when and where to visit the exhibition as well as everything else at ACMI right here.
Honk! Untitled Goose Exhibition
17 September 2024 – 16 February 2025
Gallery 3, ACMI, Fed Square, Melbourne
