2024 marks Mercury Cinema's half-century, so CityMag asked how they're celebrating the past and looking to the future.
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From her studio space in Stepney, painter-turned-animator Kate Kurucz is piecing together a personal story of migration, loneliness, and more than a hint of movie magic.
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‘Where does the body end and the avatar begin?’ In a series of absorbing interactive spaces, FLEX plays with the links between our physical selves and the environments we inhabit.
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Adelaide theatre collective Rumpus has spent the past four years supporting local emerging independent artists and providing a stage for bold new work in its much-loved Bowden warehouse space, but now it has to look for a new home.
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The new national cultural policy offers plenty of cause for celebration in the arts sector, with South Australia’s small to medium arts organisations among those likely to benefit from increased funding. But there are some noticeable omissions in Revive.
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Adelaide Festival will return to full strength in 2023, with artists and writers from 18 countries converging on the city to take part in 52 events ranging from epic operatic and theatrical works to free outdoor experiences including an opening night concert in Elder Park featuring Spinifex Gum.
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WOMADelaide has revealed a further 30 acts bound for Botanic Park in 2023, including Senegalese star Youssou N’Dour, Scottish folk-rockers The Proclaimers, English singer-activist Billy Bragg, and multiple-ARIA-winning artist Sampa the Great.
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A stage adaptation of internationally bestselling South Australian novel 'The Dictionary of Lost Words' will be part of State Theatre's 2023 season.
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New Zealand singer Lorde will perform at Adelaide Oval as part of next year’s Adelaide Festival, with the songwriter set to make her first trip to South Australia since 2014.
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Using Christian iconography as a jumping-off point, First Nations artist Ryan Presley’s exhibition at the Adelaide Contemporary Experimental challenges narrow perspectives on Australian history.
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