Mother-son art duo Koruna and Kaspar Schmidt Mumm have a deep understanding of the world-building power of pulped paper, so this weekend they're hosting a hands-on tutorial on the practical art of papier-mâché.
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Thousands of protesters took to Tarntanyangga Victoria Square on Monday in solidarity with victims of rape and sexual assault. Tears and compounded frustration reverberated through the crowd, against the permeance of gendered violence through everyday life.
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As climate catastrophe draws closer and action to avert disaster remains stalled, there is no option but to protest as if humanity's survival hangs in the balance, writes Extinction Rebellion SA spokesperson Ben Brooker.
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While the Adelaide Fringe brings about a glut of theatre shows in February and March, there is locally made work to be found the whole year round. We spoke to three theatre organisations about maintaining an audience outside of Fringetime.
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Here are our picks of the highly rated InReview Adelaide Fringe shows you can’t afford to miss before the Mad March 2021 season ends next weekend.
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Architects Walter Brooke have curated and commissioned a broad array of South Australian artworks and objects for the SkyCity-owned hotel.
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Fringe crowds come to The Garden of Unearthly Delights for its programming and for the energetic ambience found beneath its twinkling festoon lighting. We wanted to get to know the place a little better, so we went backstage to meet a few of the Garden's makers.
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Britt Plummer and Oliver Nilsson created The Baroque for the simple fun of imbuing a clown with the excesses of the lavish era, but found the character also presented a satirical view of modern society.
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Already headlining shows with the backing of hip-hop stalwart Jimblah, J-MILLA is an artist to watch in 2021.
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The new season dawned at the opening of JamFactory's fourth biennial research exhibition 'In-House' last week, where jumpers, jackets and autumnal colours made an early debut.
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