The fresh crop of design and craft gurus completing the Associate Program at JamFactory showed their wares and let down their hair at the end of year party in December. We tagged along for some very smiley photos and a bit of a style sample of some truly creative individuals.
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Into the fiery fields and ashen valleys of present-day Australia comes a searing re-imagining of Mozart’s Requiem that ripples with pressing questions about extinction and self-annihilation.
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This is Kate Richards’ first time dating in Adelaide and she’s not entirely sure what the deal is here.
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Almost every band on the bushfire fundraiser bill has had someone close to them affected by the fires, says headliner Bad//Dreems' guitarist Alex Cameron. The outfit will be joined by more bands plus local food, booze and art, to raise money for those affected by blazes.
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When Nikki Sullivan started working at the Migration Museum five years ago there were no items catalogued as “queer.” In a new book, the South Australian curator argues museums must give more real estate to LGBTIQ+ stories, and artefacts must be classified in a radical new way.
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How to donate directly to emergency crews and organisations supporting human and animal victims of the bushfires, and a guide to contacting your politicians to ask for greater leadership in the face of bushfires and the ongoing effects of climate change.
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These are the CityMag stories that meant the most to you in 2019, according to how you clicked.
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The end of one decade and the start of another gives pause to our publisher – Josh Fanning – to reflect on what's changed here and what the city needs if we're going to continue making progress here.
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Two moon-lit stages blasting live music from the likes of party-starters Northeast Party House and rapper Sampa the Great, plus infectious electronic music from a slate of deejays backdropped by installation art and mysterious bars – UTOPIA is your ticket out of here.
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After establishing her sleep and loungewear label Öösel in the digital sphere, Lauren Puvi is making the collection of Chinese silks tangible, opening a bricks-and-mortar store in Ebenezer Place.
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