Katrina Sedgwick is the Director and CEO of the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), a major national cultural institution located at Melbourne’s iconic Federation Square. Previously, she has been the head of arts for ABC TV and ABC Arts online, and the founding director and CEO of the Adelaide Film Festival.
A joint initiative of The Ian Potter Cultural Trust and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), this biennial award represents a ten-year commitment to this exciting art form.
THE DARK CURRENT by Angela Tiatia
The Ian Potter Moving Image Commission enables an artist to produce an ambitious new moving image work demonstrating a major development or shift in their practice.
The final work in the IPMIC series is The Dark Current by Angela Tiatia.
- LADY POTTER AC
Judges
IPMIC 2022
The IPMIC Judging Panel comprises experts including curators, visual artists, filmmakers and producers.
News and Events

The Dark Current catalogue
The catalogue for The Dark Current by Angela Tiatia has now been published by ACMI. Read more

Media Release: World Premiere: The Dark Current
The world premiere of new video work from celebrated contemporary artist Angela Tiatia is opening at ACMI this September.
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ACMI & Ian Potter Cultural Trust award $60,000 worth of artist development grants
The Ian Potter Cultural Trust (IPCT) and ACMI revealed today that they will support three Ian Potter Moving Image Commission 2022 runner-up artists with $60,000 in the form of a six-month Creative Development and Mentorship Program. Read more

Artshub interview with Angela Tiatia
Angela Tiatia on gaming, diversity and winning the Ian Potter Moving Image Commission
Artshub speaks with New Zealand-Australian artist Angela Tiatia about the ideas driving her new work for IPMIC. Read more

Media Releases: IPMIC 2022 Winner
Angela Tiatia awarded final Ian Potter Moving Image Commission Read more