Free/State – 2022 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art review
Everywhere you look at the Biennial, cultures beg for recognition, and the arguments pull at your identity.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
Eryn Jean Norvill is able to take on 26 characters and make them all memorable, while the major roles are exercises in virtuosity.
Sky Song
A poignant blend of modern technology with the rich Indigenous history of the land we stand on, Sky Song feels deeply significant.
Hindley Street to get new $6m live music venue
Four major live music companies have joined forces to open a new $6m venue on Hindley Street in Adelaide later this year.
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New festival gets back to nature
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Dance into the light
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APY Lands centres back national Indigenous visual art plan
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Unearthed artwork inspires colourful regeneration
A new exhibition exploring colour and the landscape was inspired by a painting uncovered from storage after more than 70 years in the Art Gallery of SA’s collection.
Registrations open for a very different Fringe
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Why did the chicken cross the tattoo artist’s mind?
Adelaide Hills tattoo artist Ash Mars is obsessed with chickens – but not because of clients harbouring last-minute doubts.
State Theatre dumps plans to leave Festival Centre
State Theatre Company’s new executive director says it no longer plans to exit stage left from the Adelaide Festival Centre and build its own venue.
How Darwin’s theory of rock ‘n’ roll tested our metal
Between depositing a snake into Motley Crue’s dressing room and creating (then losing) Fowler’s Live, Peter Darwin’s been through a lot in Adelaide’s music scene.
Ready to Le Rox again
Hot on the heels of our two-part Legendary Nightclubs special, one of Adelaide’s legendary venues from the 1980s and ’90s is set to return – but this time as a stage musical.
Artist turns face masks into fashion items
A South Australian artist, who has been operating on a 50 per cent loss since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, has found a creative way to promote and sell her colourful art.
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