InReview
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.
InReview
SA arts & culture news in brief: Acclaimed violinist named as new custodian of treasured Guadagnini, film the big winner at 2023 Ruby awards, Writers SA to farewell Jessica Alice, Coriole Music Festival calls audiences ‘home’ in 2024, Guildhouse announces Collections Project and Catapult Mentorship recipients, and meet the next ACE Studio Program artists.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Nominations open for 2023 Ruby Awards, Accompanists’ Guild to celebrate 40 years with a Ruby Festival, Bangarra brings a major new show to Adelaide, cabaret opportunity for young performers, Ramsay Art Prize winner Ida Sophia’s latest live work, plus more.
Adelaide visual artist Hossein Valamanesh and theatre technician Bob Jesser were recognised posthumously for their lifetime achievements at the 2022 Ruby Awards, with other major winners including the Adelaide Festival show Watershed – The Death of Dr Duncan and an exhibition of work by influential printmaker Barbara Hanrahan.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Context Writers Festival returns with three days of events celebrating storytelling, Restless Dance Theatre scoops international award, 2022 Rubies shortlist announced, and an online discussion tackling the thorny topic of “sustainability and responsible arts sponsorship”.
SA arts and culture news in brief: $20,000 contemporary art prize recipient announced, 2022 Illuminate Adelaide hailed as a success, nominations open for the Ruby Awards, Tarnanthi to present national touring exhibition, mental health support for musicians, and a celebration of First Nations art and stories at the Festival Centre.
The winners in this year’s Ruby Awards recognising the best of South Australia’s arts and culture include contemporary circus company Gravity & Other Myths, the AGSA’s Clarice Beckett exhibition and innovative iso-inspired project Decameron 2.0.
