Can you loathe an artist and still love their art?
Whenever an artist’s actions or beliefs contradict your own, a dilemma emerges: can you still consume their work? The answer isn’t black and white.
Arts
Queen ‘lived the life of an outcast’
The much anticipated new look at the life of Queen Elizabeth II is the non-fiction book of the year, writes Peter Goers.
Bars, stars and festival guitars
Wanderers frontman Dusty Lee Stephensen will premiere his upcoming solo material as part of Adelaide Guitar Festival.
SALA Awards: Portal prize opens doors for artist
A Blackwood artist has won the Advertiser Contemporary Art Award as this year’s SALA Festival comes to a close.
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The heartbreaking tragedy that changed Peter Goers’ life forever
In an extract from his new book, Peter Goers writes movingly of the tragedy that changed his life – the death of his parents in a plane crash.
Why giant whale bones are about to emerge on Glenelg beach
Thousands are expected to flock to the popular seaside suburb as a whale-inspired event opens the 2024 Adelaide Festival.
First review: McCartney captivates crowd with classics
The legendary Beatle – who’s written some of the greatest songs of all time – has played his first Adelaide show in decades. Here’s our verdict.
Local media icon retires from radio
After 20 years on the airwaves, one of ABC Radio Adelaide’s most popular presenters is stepping back from the broadcasting limelight.
Iconic Sex and the City stylist’s Adelaide connection
As the Adelaide Film Festival kicks off, we chat to New York City’s Patricia Field, who found fame as Sex and the City’s stylist and is now starring in a doco about her fashionable life.
Scott Hicks gives fans a box seat to exclusive collection
Oscar-nominated director, SA’s own Scott Hicks, is giving Adelaide a look inside his own personal collection of film making memorabilia. Find out when and where.
Reviews: Inked, A New Brain, Swan Lake and The Garden
Read our reviews of Inked, A New Brain, Swan Lake, Theatre Republic’s The Garden and The Dictionary of Lost Words.
Adelaide prepares for Elvis show to enter the building
Get ready to put on your blue suede shoes and rock out at Elvis: A Musical Revolution – The King is coming to Adelaide on the show’s national tour.
Surprise! Rapper hits pop-up stage at TTP shopping centre
An Adelaide-born rapper has returned for a one-off hometown show, taking to a shopping centre stage to the delight of hundreds of fans.
Dictionary play a sellout success
Limited extra seats have been released for The Dictionary of Lost Words after State Theatre Company’s entire season sold out.
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