Kristian Coulthard: Carving and continuity

Adnyamathanha artist Kristian Coulthard's work is being displayed alongside his grandparents and great-grandparents for the first time, in an exhibition showcasing the enduring relationship between the Adnyamathanha people and the Flinders Ranges region.

‘Dead and gone; not right here’: Fixing how museums tell Indigenous stories

Writer and research fellow Jared Thomas describes the South Australian Museum's Aboriginal Cultures Gallery as "terrible". But the Nukunu person is not about shaming the 165-year-old institution: he has insights on how to make it better.

The weight of Wangayarta

At Wangayarta, the Kaurna community has established a new kind of cemetery, laying to rest 130 Old People whose remains have been stored in boxes for decades. The night before the burial, CityMag camped with Kaurna elders to hear about the significance of this moment.

NAIDOC Week: Connection and cultural continuity through wood carving

Through the Yurtu Ardla project, Ku Arts' Programs Officer Clayton Cruse has furthered his connection to his Adnyamathanha heritage through wood carving.

Dive the Great Barrier Reef with Sir David Attenborough at SA Museum

Take a virtual dive in a yellow submarine with David Attenborough by your side in the SA Museum's first VR experience: David Attenborough's Great Barrier Reef Dive.

How blockchain could help digitise the SA Museum’s collection

The SA Museum, in partnership with Civic Ledger, has been named as a finalist in the State Government’s Blockchain Innovation Challenge. To figure out how the technology works, we’ve revisited a conversation with Civic Ledger co-founder Katrina Donaghy from last year.

Close Quarters: Earth Hour with the ASQ

The Collections Project with Zoe Kirkwood

Fly in fly out

A new high-rise development in Botanic Park is only accessible by air, and its residents have attracted the interest of scientists who want to know the secrets of their success.