InReview
SA arts & culture news in brief: Tom Moore’s beguiling characters win $20,000 glass prize, curator callout for next Adelaide Biennial, 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.
Design
A damaged Khai Liew chair, a torn souvenir scarf from the 1956 Olympics, and a broken vase and perfume bottles owned by Paula Nagel are among a wonderful collection of repaired or transformed items on show in a new exhibition at JamFactory.
Arts & culture news in brief: JamFactory and the Botanic Garden join forces to foster local glass-art talent during Chihuly exhibition, Emma Webb to leave Vitalstatistix, Fringe Award winners, visual arts opportunities, and have your say with Music SA.
Sonya Rankine has woven traditional techniques and a passion for truth telling and creativity into a multi-faceted contemporary arts practice and business. Her latest pieces are lighting up the historic phone booths at Adelaide Railway Station.
PHOTO GALLERY: In the 50 years since it began life in an old factory in St Peters, JamFactory has helped forge hundreds of creative careers and put Adelaide at the heart of Australia’s contemporary craft and design scene. Now, as it reflects on the past and looks to the future, it has one pressing need: more space.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Colourful animated artworks light up Festival Theatre shells, Bakehouse auction offers the chance to own a piece of theatre history, Chamber Music Adelaide commission opportunity, FUSE Glass Prize finalists’ work on show at JamFactory, meet Music SA’s new CEO, plus more.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Images of Adelaide Biennial art pop up around the CBD, registrations open for the 25th SALA Festival, FUSE Glass Prize finalists announced, Writers’ SA launches autumn line-up, and reviving the live music scene.
