Amazing and intelligent exhibition! I am in awe of the artist. Well curated exhibition experience of South Korean art. The large-scale sculptures and installations found an ideal location for an exhibition at the MCA. The historic building located in Sydney Harbour overlooking the Opera House is a perfect stroll from Circular Quay Station. The promenade is popular with tourists. I recall a ground floor restaurant and café on roof top so spoilt for choice. Look out for exhibitions at the MCA and hopefully there is something of interest.

Much publicised exhibition of Do Ho Suh was amazing. The size of some of the installations was incredible. Plenty of information was available from video presentations as well as the support from commentary online. Most worthwhile visit.

The entrance faces Circular Quay. Most of the exhibits are free and still quite good. Almost all are provocative. My wife and I will certainly be back for a more extended visit. Worth a few hours to explore periodically. The staff are polite, very knowledgeable, and helpful. Highly recommended.

Visited to see the Do Ho Suh exhibition and really enjoyed the experience. It is really worthwhile to sit and watch the film about the artist before you go round the exhibition, this film is on the third floor and lasts 10 to 15 minutes. The exhibition itself is interesting and illuminating and the exhibition space is big, light and cool, even though it was busy when we were there it never felt crowded. For me the star of the show was the house that the artist lived in when he was young in Korea, that is worth seeing at the end of your tour. I did look at the other exhibits which again are in big, bright and airy rooms but the star of the show was the work by Do Ho Suh. Museum located right on Circular Quay and if you leave by the back entrance you are in the Rocks district with lots of shops, bars and restaurants.

I visited the museum for the first time recently on my trip to Sydney. The museum has a number of exhibitions on multiple levels and is a great showcase of Australian contemporary art. While I was there I also had a look at the shop on the ground level. I recommend going up to the rooftop where there is a cafe but also amazing views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Highly recommended if you have a few hours while visiting Sydney.

Conveniently located steps from Circular Quay. Free admission. Lovely view of the harbor from the top floor café terrace. I like the way they have converted the building into an art gallery. Diverse exhibits and your experience will depend on what you like and what they happen to be showing as temporary exhibits.

I had expected rather a bit more from this museum, housed as it is in a magnificent building. The interior is not particularly spacious, top floor is all about food, and the exhibitions are neither well curated nor all that interesting. Give it a quick look if you are in the area, just do not expect too much

An interesting modern art museum which is free entry. There are several displays of both traditional aboriginal art and "wacky" modern installations. The best kept secret, though, is the fabulous cafe on the 4th floor which has great views of the Sydney harbour bridge. Great coffee, lovely cakes and a range of lunch items all at very reasonable prices