The two film industry bodies will together award four $5,000 grants to filmmakers from underrepresented communities working in Australia’s film industry.
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As club nights are a thing of the pre-COVID past, the city’s deejays have to adapt to a life lived online. CityMag spoke to two local deejays about why online streams and dancing alone will never compare to the real thing.
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Ksenja Logos plays a woman driven to question her grip on reality in Gaslight – the ‘classic creepshow’ that gave rise to the term gaslighting.
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Last night Electro-pop duo Electric Fields aired the first of three acoustic sets scheduled this week at the Ukaria Cultural Centre, in a collaboration with online streaming platform Sunny Side Uploads.
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The creativity of First Nations women artists will be highlighted in this year’s Tarnanthi exhibition at the Art Gallery of SA from 16 October, with a “COVID-safe” version of the popular Tarnanthi Art Fair to take place in early December.
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Artist and Nexus Arts Gallery SALA resident Makeda Duong explains how living with a dual heritage can often leave her feeling “split”, and how producing art makes her whole.
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In spite of the challenges of 2020, SA Music Awards will return this November. Now's your chance to nominate your favourite South Australian songs, bands, artists and music-affiliated people and organisations.
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With club nights on ice indefinitely, CityMag is checking in with local deejays to see how they're coping personally and professionally without their late-night party platforms.
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Luke Penman, founder of digital radio station Play / Pause / Play, has launched a patriotic new podcast, featuring the best new music made by South Australian musicians.
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Letisha Ackland has joined Music SA as the organisation's first Indigenous Industry Development Coordinator, and is joined by new general manager, Kim Roberts.
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