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Alexis Buxton-Collins

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After spending years writing about the world’s most interesting musicians while editing dB magazine, Alexis now places Adelaide’s cultural scene in a global context as a travel and arts writer for a range of leading Australian and international publications.

Articles by Alexis

Sleep no more: historic tunnels shown in a new light

A hidden piece of South Australia’s history is opening to the public for the first time in 145 years this Fringe.

Marketplace gives Fringe artists a leg-up on the global stage

Adelaide Fringe’s Honey Pot marketplace has proven a valuable springboard for artists seeking opportunities for future touring, and it is hoped a new event with a specific focus on circus and physical theatre will bring even greater rewards.

Unholy matrimony: Wedding belles and beaus are expected to flock to The Inflatable Church in Light Square this Fringe. Photo: supplied

Go West to say ‘I do’ and spread your Fringe wings

Adelaide Fringe audiences will be lured to the West End this year by attractions ranging from dance, theatre, music and circus shows across multiple venues, to a late-night underground party and an inflatable church hosting theatrical weddings.

Meet a gold-suited time-travelling ambassador

In ‘The Ambassador’ – part of Samstag Museum’s Adelaide//International exhibition series – artist Eugenia Lim uses photography, video, installation and performance to travel through time and space in search of the Australian identity.

Bowerbird’s changing market

The 20^th edition of the Bowerbird Design Market will have more than 200 stalls offering greater variety than ever before. CityMag looks at a few worth checking out.

Creating a live magazine is a fine art

In an ambitious collaboration with the Art Gallery of South Australia, the team behind contemporary art magazine fine print will host its first live edition.