Frequently asked questions and other important stuff.
1. What is ArtNeun?
ArtNeun is Australia's largest curated Porsche exhibition. Rather than lining cars up in rows, every vehicle is thoughtfully positioned within architecturally significant surroundings to create a unique visual experience. It celebrates design, engineering, photography and community through the lens of the two-door Porsche sports car.
2. Do I need to own a Porsche to attend?
Not at all.
ArtNeun is for anyone who appreciates exceptional design, photography, architecture and craftsmanship. Many visitors have never owned a Porsche—they simply enjoy experiencing beautifully curated machines in extraordinary spaces.
3. An Australian icon will host in 2026.
ArtNeun 4 will be staged at the historic Vegemite factory in Port Melbourne—one of Australia's most recognisable manufacturing sites and the home of Vegemite since 1923. For more than a century, this remarkable facility has produced one of the nation's most iconic foods, becoming an enduring symbol of Australian ingenuity, industry and identity.
Rich in industrial heritage, the site provides an extraordinary setting for ArtNeun's fourth exhibition. Its authentic architecture, history and character perfectly complement the timeless design and engineering of Porsche, creating an exhibition where Australia's industrial past meets one of the world's most celebrated sports car marques. This is a rare opportunity to experience two icons together in a location that has helped shape Australia.
4. What is the address of the 2026 location?
ArtNeun 4 will be held at the Vegemite Factory in Port Melbourne.
The official address is 1 Vegemite Way, Port Melbourne 3207. Victoria.
5. Why is ArtNeun different from other car shows?
Everything is intentional.
Every Porsche is carefully positioned to complement the surrounding environment. We don't simply park cars—we curate visual compositions that invite visitors to slow down, explore and appreciate every angle. There are no crowded rows, loud demonstrations or distractions. Just beautifully presented automobiles.
6. Why are there no ropes or bollards?
Because we want visitors to experience the cars as sculpture rather than museum exhibits. Our exhibitors trust patrons to respect the vehicles, allowing everyone unobstructed 360-degree views that are rarely possible anywhere else. We simply ask everyone to admire without touching.
7. Should I bring my camera?
Absolutely.
Photography is one of the foundations of ArtNeun. Whether you're using a phone, DSLR or professional equipment, you'll discover countless opportunities to create unique images throughout the day. It’s virtually impossible to take a bad photo. Tag us into your photos on Instagram using @artneun
8. Is ArtNeun only for photographers?
No.
While photographers love ArtNeun, many visitors simply come to admire remarkable cars, enjoy the atmosphere and spend time with family and friends.
9. How many cars are displayed?
Each event is unique, but visitors can expect an exceptional collection spanning the entire 75+years of Porsche history, from early classics through to the latest GT models and rare collector vehicles.
10. Is ArtNeun suitable for children?
Yes.
ArtNeun is a family-friendly event where younger enthusiasts can discover the history, engineering and beauty of Porsche in a relaxed environment. Children under 14 are admitted free with an accompanying adult.
11. Can I bring my dog?
Unfortunately not this year.
As the 2026 venue is a working facility that produces food products, dogs and other pets are not permitted on site. Registered assistance animals are welcome in accordance with Australian regulations.
12. Can I enter my Porsche?
Applications are open now and will close about 6 weeks before the event... somewhere around the end of September. There is no cost to register a vehicle for consideration. Because ArtNeun is a curated exhibition, not every application can be accepted. Selection considers the overall balance of the display to ensure a diverse and visually engaging exhibition. While the registered vehicle is admitted as part of the exhibition, all passengers and additional attendees must hold a valid event ticket.
13. Why are only two-door Porsches displayed?
ArtNeun celebrates the sports car that established Porsche's global reputation.
Maintaining this focus allows the exhibition to tell a clear visual story while showcasing the evolution of Porsche design over more than seven decades.
14. Can I buy tickets on the day?
If tickets remain available, yes.
However, ArtNeun can sell out, so purchasing tickets online in advance is strongly recommended. Ticket holders also receive the latest event information before arrival, including parking, entry procedures and venue updates. Tickets will be sold over three release windows. With demand and pricing increasing you are encouraged to purchase early.
15. What happens if it rains?
You may get wet as ArtNeun proceeds in most weather conditions.
The atmosphere simply changes, often creating dramatic photographic opportunities that many photographers actually look forward to.
16. Can I bring food and drinks?
Yes you can. Food and coffee vendors are at the event, so you're welcome to spend the day exploring without needing to leave the venue.
17. Is there merchandise?
Selected ArtNeun merchandise is available during the event. It’s limited and available for pre-sale with collection on the day. The intention is to sell out, so if you’re really interested you should buy in advance of the event.
18. How do I stay up to date?
The fastest way is by following ArtNeun on Instagram and subscribing to our newsletter.
Throughout the year we share behind-the-scenes videos, location scouting, exhibitor news, photography, event announcements and answers to questions you probably hadn't even thought to ask.
19. Why do photographers love ArtNeun?
Because the cars are spaced generously, carefully positioned and surrounded by considered architecture. There are very few opportunities anywhere in Australia to photograph Porsches in an environment designed specifically for photography.
20. What does "ArtNeun" mean?
“Art” is a dual play on words. In German it means ‘type’ and in English the words aligns into the event being a full scale ‘Art Event.’ “Neun” feeds into the fact that all Porsches have an internal Type 9 code. Neun in German also applies to a collective or a gathering of the same. In every way the amalgamation of words ArtNeun work.
21. Can my business become an ArtNeun sponsor?
Absolutely.
ArtNeun partners with organisations that share our passion for design, engineering, craftsmanship and premium experiences. We welcome conversations with businesses interested in becoming part of the event. For sponsorship opportunities, please contact info@artneun.com.au
22. When can exhibitors access the venue?
A detailed arrival schedule is provided to all exhibitors before the event.
The venue is only open on Saturday for bump-in while vehicles are positioned and the exhibition is prepared. Strictly no admittance is permitted during this time unless specifically authorised by ArtNeun.
23. Can I simply turn up with my Porsche on the day?
No.
All display vehicles must be approved by ArtNeun prior to the event. This allows us to carefully curate the exhibition and plan vehicle placement within the venue.
If you'd like your Porsche to be considered for a future ArtNeun exhibition, keep an eye on our website and social media channels for exhibitor applications.
24. Why would I want to display my Porsche at ArtNeun?
Displaying your Porsche at ArtNeun is an opportunity to be part of Australia's premier curated Porsche exhibition. Your vehicle helps tell the story of Porsche design and engineering in a unique architectural setting.
There is no cost to register your Porsche for consideration. However, as ArtNeun is a curated exhibition, registering your vehicle does not guarantee selection. Each application is carefully assessed to achieve a balanced and diverse display.
25. ArtNeun 2026 – Key Dates
NOW
Registrations are open
Submit your Porsche for consideration in Australia's largest curated Porsche exhibition.
Registration is free; however, selection is not guaranteed as every vehicle is carefully curated. Registrations are due to close on 1 September.
August
General Admission tickets will be on sale from Saturday 1 August.
Early Entry tickets will also be for sale from 1 August.
Early Entry tickets are strictly limited to 100.
September
Registrations are due to close on 30 September.
October
Owners of selected vehicles will receive confirmation together with arrival instructions, exhibitor information and their allocated bump-in schedule will also be forwarded.
Owners of display vehicles will be mailed a pack of critical information.
November
Saturday 7
Staging commences. Specific vehicle Bump-In as well as exhibitors.
Please note: The venue is strictly closed to the public and unauthorised persons.
Security will be present and no admittance will be permitted while vehicles are positioned
and the exhibition is prepared.
Sunday 8
6:00am - 8:00am - Early Entry as well as show cars driven into position.
8:00am - General Admission admitted
3:00pm - Event close and vehicles depart.
Post Event:
Professional photography, videos and highlights will be released through the ArtNeun website and
Instagram, with details for future events announced throughout the year.