InReview
It was goodbye Light ADL and hello ILA (Immersive, Light & Art) as the West End venue unveiled its new branding and identity this week – alongside the premiere of locally made immersive digital-art film Anomalous.
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Industry icons Margo and Sam Hill-Smith have championed the careers of many South Australian artists. Here, Margo explains what inspires her passion for the arts, and why mentoring and gallery support are so important for emerging creatives.
There’s persuasive rhetoric that depicts art and science as opponents – we can either have creativity or facts, emotion or logic – but a number of intriguing shows at this year’s Adelaide Fringe highlight what can be unlocked when these two different schools of thought come together.
Years before he found fame as a film director, Scott Hicks was photographing rock stars at some of the hottest Adelaide concerts of the 1970s and ’80s. Now his images are being brought to life on the immersive screens at Light ADL.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Australian Dance Theatre’s latest show marks the end of an era, Light’s founders recognised with national philanthropy award, Patch Theatre to hit the road again in 2022, and Illuminate Adelaide announces the recipients of its graduate pathway program.
Adelaide creatives have harnessed cutting-edge technology to create a 360-degree storytelling experience at West End hub Light ADL that takes audiences on an interactive journey through time and nature.
