Music
A Beethovenian force in composition, Olli Mustonen delivered his edition of UKARIA’s centrepiece arts event with flair and eccentricity. This pianist-composer from Finland seems to dare the devil, and his performances were tremendously powerful.
Commentary
Ticket revenue is booming in Australia, yet the music sector is in crisis. Ben Green and Sam Whiting look at how market concentration is affecting the music scene, highlighting the growing interests and reach of multinational promoter Live Nation.
Film & TV
Film & TV
Film & TV
Film & TV
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Donate HereIn a bustling Kent Town studio – surrounded by colourful stuffed toys and an eclectic collection of materials and artworks – Truc Truong reveals how art became her saviour during a dark time, and her excitement at the opportunity offered by a mentorship that will add new skills to her practice.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Tarnanthi Art Fair goes online this weekend, a rapid-fire dance catalyst at the Odeon, Chihuly breaks Botanic Garden records, Australian String Quartet’s touring plans for 2025, and entries open for Park Lands Art Prize.
Whether you’re in the mood for romance, documentary or a murder mystery, October’s streaming selection has plenty of entertaining options.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Carclew outlines ambitious goals for growth, a discussion on the challenges facing music critics, new films added to AFF line-up, Chihuly-adjacent glass art and live music events, top shows heading to the regions, music awards finalists announced, plus more.
Justine Youssef’s Somewhat Eternal might appear rosy but it’s an act of generosity to enable deeper understanding of nuanced multicultural lives.
Anne Jackson and Joanne Goodfellow are the winning poets in the 2024 mindshare creative writing awards which showcase the work of South Australians with lived experience of mental health challenges.
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra is promising something for all music lovers next year, from a performance of Mozart’s Requiem at St Peter’s Cathedral and a whole lot of Brahms at the Town Hall, to a celebration of Billy Joel and a trip Back to the Future.
An intensive collaboration between Adelaide Botanic Garden and artist Dale Chihuly has created a series of striking glass installations – including two brand new works – that are curated to live in rhythm with the flora and fauna around them.
“Isolation is at the heart of expressionist painter Tom Phillips’ latest body of work, yet there is a warmth to his bold paintings that welcomes in the viewer and evokes our empathy for the human struggle.
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Acclaimed director Simon Stone’s opera Innocence – which sees the intertwined stories of a wedding and a school shooting in Helsinki unfold via a multi-level rotating set – is one of the first three shows announced for the 2025 Adelaide Festival.
