SA arts & culture news in brief: Carclew plan outlines ambitious goals for growth, a discussion on the changes and 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.
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SA arts & culture news in brief: Feast Festival launches its line-up – with a new hub and queer film festival, a fundraising exhibition offering limitless opportunities, what’s in store at OzAsia’s Weekend of Words, and entries open for $100,000 art prize.
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SA arts & culture news in brief: Another leadership change in SA’s arts sector, State Theatre makes the first announcement of its 2025 season, a stockroom art sale at GAGPROJECTS, happy hour meets the symphony, winning artworks celebrate beauty, and a valuable new youth arts resource.
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.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Local creatives bound for South Korea with BÁRBAROS, line-up released for Vitalstatistix’s national art hothouse, a book swap at the State Library, key dates for Fringe artists, and opportunities with Illuminate Adelaide.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Nature Festival launches a packed program including unique art and music events; American jazz star to return to Adelaide for concerts, classes and a project with DEM MOB; 46 writers shortlisted for 2024 South Australian Literary Awards, and a SALA exhibition showcasing myriad artist abilities.
SA arts & culture news in brief: ADT to hold auditions for a company dancer, Queen’s Theatre unveils upgrade, an exciting collab for Restless, SA arts leadership changes, applications open for Film Festival’s moving image lab, Virginia Gay’s 2025 cabaret callout, plus SALA talks and open studios.
Jennifer Greer Holmes has been named as the new artistic director of Vitalstatistix as the Port Adelaide-based multidisciplinary arts company prepares to celebrate its 40th birthday later this year.
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SA arts & culture news in brief: Adelaide choirs take top honours on the world stage, Carclew seeks a new chair, 2024 Breaking Ground award winner announced, entries open for two national visual art prizes, Fringe seeks entries for $10,000 poster design competition, and a new podcast that asks if the sector can do better.
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SA arts & culture news in brief: SALA launches its program and announces a new hub for this year’s festival, entries open for the 2024 Ruby Awards, meet the latest Porter Street Commission recipient, showcasing First Nations culture and art, and opportunities for writers.
SA arts & culture news in brief: A weekend celebration amplifying the voices of female composers, ACE offers a glimpse of the ‘out-there’ experimental art of the ’70s and ’80s, Tutti artist’s gallery coup, and two special film events celebrating First Nations culture and Australian screen queens.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Tom Moore’s beguiling characters win $20,000 glass prize, Adelaide Biennial curator callout, artist’s Adolescent Wonderland goes global, 2024 Tanja Liedtke Studio residencies announced, musicians sought for Rock the Coast, Theatre Republic’s latest work, and vintage vibes at the Festival Centre.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Musician Benjamin Roberts’ 577-street mission for mental health, planting the seeds of the future of blak artistry, shedding light on South Australia’s anti-war protests, ‘The Art of Dying’, and more.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Cab Fringe seeks to showcase the diversity of cabaret, arts identities pop up on stobie poles across Adelaide, The Mill presents work-in-progress showings of My Hair is Thinning, Flickerfest returns to the Mercury, get your SALA registrations in, and OzAsia earns national recognition.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Town Hall concerts to showcase new SA chamber works, Carclew’s callout for emerging First Nations creatives, Star Theatres launches GoFundMe campaign, commission and exhibition opportunities, and a survey to gauge WHS issues in the arts sector.
