[remark]September 27 – November 30 Flinders University City Gallery at the State Library Image: Trooper Luke Korman (detail), Ben Quilty, Aerosol and oil on linen, 190 x 140 cm[/remark] How can art be made out of such a horrible setting? Take one look...
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Adelaide is often bemoaned as directionless and lacking identity, but Joost den Hartog says we’re looking at our city’s obsessive taste for self-analysis all wrong.
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In the tradition of all good fringe festivals everywhere, Velo-fringe seems to be outgrowing its foundation event before it even begins. Cycling planning conference Velo-City Global is supposedly the main event - but that doesn't kick off until May 27. With...
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The poster is celebrated as a medium for change in this exhibition at the Flinders University City Gallery. Examining political posters from the last decades of the 20th century, curator Celia Dottore has highlighted works which contrasted typography and imagery...
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Jason and Luke were initially looking to adopt a child from overseas when they discovered long-term foster care. They're now foster parents to a primary schooler, with Christmas, a wedding – and maybe volcanoes – on the horizon.
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Great architecture doesn’t happen by chance. Here, three of this year’s winners talk about what goes on behind the scenes of their projects.
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The City of Adelaide has no shortage of plans for the future of the city, but in order to create a CBD that prioritises residents’ needs, the recently-installed city area councillor wants city-dwellers more involved in creating a bolder, broader vision.
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Under the mentorship of multidisciplinary artist Dave Court, four emerging artists have brightened a circuit of Stobie poles in a northern Adelaide suburb.
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In the second part of our city council election series, incumbent candidates Keiran Snape and Alexander Hyde meet at the Cranka to debate about council factions and what they'll do for the CBD if re-elected in November.
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