“We've had a bit of time to renovate and I think we've done really well. I just want to open and show people now,” Sugar co-owner Driller Jet Armstrong says.
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Discarded plastic toys are repurposed into colourful, flamboyant and thought-provoking artworks by Lisa Furno – the newest partner of Adelaide’s ever-evolving Gray Street Workshop.
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Adelaide musician Stellie is known for pouty ballads and '70s glam, but, in conversation with CityMag, we find simplicity and innocence in her approach to songwriting and performance.
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Thomas Fonua tours the world as an Australia Dance Theatre company lead performer, and also manages Haus of Kong - a drag collective changing the lives of its young recruits on and off the stage.
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Despite boasting a progressive history on gay rights, South Australia is holding on to a legal defence described as discriminatory towards LGBTQI+ people. Draft legislation set to be introduced to Parliament soon might change that.
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In an age of constantly shifting priorities, artist Kirsty Martinsen’s ‘Our Lady: en feu’ brings attention back to earlier global catastrophes.
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Paintings of basketballs, chocolate bars and glistening jugs of beer are the perfect balm to soothe our 2020 blues.
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Speaking with CityMag, Cheryl Axelby discusses the negative impacts of state policies supposedly designed to protect Indigenous South Australians, and what changes she wants to see during her tenure with the ALRM.
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ACE Open’s ambitious 2020 South Australian Artist Survey will be a snapshot of SA’s contemporary art scene in one of the most challenging moments in the industry’s history.
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Foyer Fridays started as a livestreamed music series, but is now inviting an audience to witness intimate sets from Adelaide’s most exciting musicians in the foyer of the historic Woodville Town Hall, kicking off with MANE and Leni this Friday.
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