We've rounded up Adelaide's best new music for July, including atl., colourblind, effie isobel and TONIX.
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This broad-ranging collection of Blak poetry and story brings together writers with a connection to South Australia and offers a panoramic view of place, identity and the ways they link together.
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Applications are open for the 2024 Helpmann Academy InReview Mentorship, which seeks to develop the next generation of arts writers and reviewers in South Australia.
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When multidisciplinary artists take a deep dive into the digital and virtual worlds opened up by new technologies, the results can be both curious and compelling.
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Artists from 13 countries will converge in Adelaide for this year’s OzAsia Festival, which has unveiled a line-up ranging from provocative theatre and immersive dance shows to an exhibition by the punk artist dubbed ‘Malaysia’s Banksy’ and free music performances at the Lucky Dumpling Market.
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Arts and culture news in brief: Nominations open for 2023 Ruby Awards, Ramsay Art Prize winner Ida Sophia’s latest live work, Bangarra brings a major new show to Adelaide, cabaret opportunity for young performers.
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Four South Australian artists have experimented with illusion, fire and other elements of nature, culture, science and technology in a cross-disciplinary project that responds to the uncertainty of the world in which we live.
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First Nations playwright Nathan Maynard’s provocative new work confronts uncomfortable questions about Aboriginal identity and cultural integrity.
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You may not have heard of COMA, but this volunteer-run organisation is one of Adelaide’s biggest supporters of original music, with an 18-year history of fostering and showcasing Australian talent.
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Are you a First Nations creative with ambitions to be an arts reviewer, but don’t know where to begin? InReview’s new mentorship program, offered in partnership with Arts South Australia, could be the opportunity you’re looking for.
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