All posts tagged "Art"
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310Books & LiteratureBook Review: Vernacular Visions, by Noris Ioannou
ART: A folklife history of Australia: art, diversity, storytelling.
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15.4KArtsThe ultimate guide to South Australia’s regional silo art
The ultimate road trip guide to cruising around South Australia and checking out all the large format art that's popped up over the years!
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1.5KAdelaide FringeLocal Adelaide funk rockers combine music and art in this super fun Fringe show
Come on stage at the Fringe Festival to paint the funk rock music that music group George Glass plays.
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5.3KGuidesThe Top 10 Events In Adelaide This July
What's happening in Adelaide this July you ask? We've got you covered!
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608Film & TVInterview: Exhibition on Screen director Phil Grabsky
The hugely popular Exhibition on Screen series returns with Degas, and Glam chats to the producer, Phil Grabsky.
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1.0KEntertainmentInterview: Kate Moskwa, CEO SA Living Artists Festival
For the last 22 years SA Living Artists Festival (SALA) has promoted and inspired artists, brought art into communities, and built up the profile of our state as an arts and festival hub. Stepping up as CEO this year is the fabulous Kate Moskwa, previously the festival’s Program Manager.
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693Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Man With the Iron Neck
Man With the Iron Neck will have you gasping in wonder at its high-flying actors one minute and wrenching at your heart strings the next.
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901LatestFree Donut Decorating & Vino Art Classes At Westfield This Weekend
This weekend, all Westfield locations will be filled with unique experiences and fun events to delight both children, adults, and adult's inner child.
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798Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Two Feet
Two Feet brings world-class classical ballet to Adelaide, led by legendary Russian ballerina Natalia Osipova in what is a triumphant solo performance.
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704Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Schuldfabrik
Forget Lush and L’Occitane - get ready to clean off the stains of first-world guilt with Schuldfabrik, a new combination of beauty, hygiene and moral good designed to cleanse both your body and your soul.
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657EntertainmentThis Adelaide Art Has Been Snapped Up By Silent Bob
From the streets of Norwood to the galleries of LA, Adelaide miniaturist Joshua Smith has caught the attention of Hollywood director Kevin Smith.
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3.7KArtsCheck Out This New Addition To The Silo Art Trail In Wirrabara
The small town of Wirrabara has painted itself onto the map with an amazing new silo artwork.
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614Books & LiteratureBook Review: Master of Stillness, by Barry Pearce
The works of South Australian artist Jeffrey Smart, showcasing how his art evolved and developed, and documenting his life story, from how he was inspired by the South Australian landscapes, to his travels in Italy.
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1.2KAdelaide Fringe2019 Adelaide Fringe Ambassadors Announced
The trio of Ambassadors reflect the Adelaide Fringe’s commitment to cultural diversity and artistic inclusivity.
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822Film & TVGet Starstruck By This New Exhibition
An exhibition of stills from great Australia cinema, opens in conjunction with Adelaide Film Festival.
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674ArtsFeast Your Eyes On This Year’s Queer Arts And Cultural Festival Program
Get your bright pink lippy and fur coat ready for Adelaide's Queer Arts and Cultural Festival, Feast.
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642ArtsLocal Artist Honours Little Lives Lost
"Little Lives consists of 2000 non-fired ceramic pods, providing visual to the leading cause of infant death in Australia; stillbirth. Each pod is handcrafted and special, uniquely representing a little life lost to stillbirth,” says Celeste Foord.
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625LatestEmma Hack Launches Newest Collection ‘Collage’ This SALA Festival
Emma Hack continues to bring new life to her portfolio, and the launch of her new collection "Collage" is another incredible step in her journey as an artist.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: My First Little People, Big Dreams: Frida Kahlo, by Isabel Sánchez Vegara
In this board book edition for ages 4 or 5, the Little People, Big Dreams series looks at the life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo whose works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
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607Books & LiteratureBook Review: Civilisations: How Do We Look? / The Eye of Faith, by Mary Beard
Based on the BBC television series, Civilisations, professor of classics at Cambridge University, Mary Beard, presents a look at art and history, and the intersection of art and faith, examining how we make sense of it all both in and out of its original historical context.
