Visual Art
Archie Moore has become the first Australian to win the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale with his powerful work mixing politics and history with the poetry of internalised anxieties around belonging.
Visual Art
What do a 17th-century painting of a Belgian cathedral and an Australian contemporary sound work about queer love have in common? More than you’d think.
Nestled between a lake and a forest in Finland is a special place dedicated to nurturing creativity. For South Australian writer Rachael Mead, a month-long artist residency in this winter wonderland worked its magic in myriad ways.
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SA arts & culture news in brief: Town Hall concerts to showcase new SA chamber works, Carclew’s callout for emerging First Nations creatives, Star Theatres launches GoFundMe campaign, commission and exhibition opportunities, and a survey to gauge WHS issues in the arts sector.
This broad-ranging collection of Blak poetry and story brings together writers with a connection to South Australia and offers a panoramic view of place, identity and the ways they link together.
The Stories from the South Book Club will conclude in April with a discussion of Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah’s sixth novel, By the Sea.
A goth-infused short story collection – the first published work by Brisbane-based writer John Richards – delights and intrigues in equal measure
Whimsical creations by ceramicist Bruce Nuske displayed in an exhibition space designed by the late Khai Liew are being shown alongside a meditative presentation by visual artist Dana Awartani in this captivating showcase at Samstag Museum of Art.
“Discover the enduring impact of the Helpmann Academy’s Graduate Exhibition, as the organisation celebrates 30 years helping SA visual artists pursue successful careers.
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A string of female vocal powerhouses including Lisa Simone, Patti LuPone, Kate Miller-Heidke and Mahalia Barnes lead the 2024 Adelaide Cabaret Festival program, but there’s also an eclectic – and electric – line-up of other artists to discover.
