August 18, 2020
SALA: SA LALA LAND
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday in August 2020
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August 6, 2020
SALA: Waterline
1—31 August 2020
MoreJuly 21, 2020
Marhaba Salay on Uyghur food and the fight for her sister’s freedom
In her parent’s Chinatown restaurant, Tangritah Uyghur Restaurant, Marhaba Salay serves plates of handmade dumplings and lamb kebabs. Outside the eatery, she is campaigning for her sister's freedom from a Chinese re-education camp.
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SALA’s ‘hybrid’ festival program in 2020
Ahead of the South Australian Living Artists Festival's program launch, Suzie Keen caught up with CEO Kate Moskwa to talk about what we can expect from the festival in 2020.
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SALA Festival won’t know itself in 2020
Untethered to the physical realm and no longer constrained by the need to adhere to the strict deadlines and space limitations of a printed program, SALA is opening up registrations to artists to make and exhibit work right up until the very last day of the festival.
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The best art is underground this SALA
Literally and figuratively.
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SALA: ’30°S’ and ‘touches’ at Ensemble & Sibling
Serendipitously opening side by side on the same night, Olivia Kathigitis, Anna Horne and Lana Adams' SALA exhibitions at neighbouring Gilles Street businesses Ensemble and Sibling are set to satisfy audiences aesthetically and ethically. Olivia and Anna are...
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A two-storey arthouse and bar called Arthur opens for SALA
From the creator of Tuxedo Cat, Cass Tombs, and contemporary artist Kaspar Schmidt Mumm comes SALA's first art pub-hub with immersive art experiences, a 3D holographic gaming machine and a good amount of beer.
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Five of our favourite artists give you their must-sees for SALA
All killer. No filler.
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