InReview
SA arts & culture news in brief: Adelaide Film Festival’s second reveal, the ‘alternative’ Archibald show comes to town, local poet wins $20,000 literary prize, talent sought for Festival Centre show, SALA’s 2024 winners, and Tarnanthi Art Fair to return online.
InReview
Even as a nine year old, Luke Jones had an eye for classic, collectable toys. Over the past 40 years Luke has continued to collect, curating a rare and historic range of toys made between 1880 and the 1960s. Now, for the first time, that collection is being shared with the public in an exhibition at the David Roche Museum.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Tarnanthi Art Fair to return as an online event, creative concepts invited for OzAsia moon lantern designs, city studio spaces available through ACE callout, and the beautiful and bizarre designs of Fantastical Worlds.
In Florence, Georgina Mills trained in the exacting techniques of neo-classical figurative sculpture. Now, in Re-framing, she’s striving to revitalise figurative sculpture’s relationship to the contemporary art scene in Australia.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Airport mural celebrates Adelaide’s connection to nature, UKARIA welcomes back international artists, new curator announced for OzAsia’s writing and ideas program, Doppelgänger and Zombies exhibition opens in North Adelaide, an opportunity for emerging composers and an illuminating artist talk.
A colourful new Adelaide exhibition celebrates the glamour of fashion during a particularly creative era, while also offering a poignant reminder of the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic.
