South Australia
The art of displacement: how OzAsia Festival celebrates contemporary practice
From contemporary dance to Chinese comedy, this year’s OzAsia Festival explores themes including post-colonialism and global inspiration across 18 days…
Shock as arts budget slashed in South Australia
The sector is facing a $4.9 million reduction in funds in 2018-2019, including the dismantling of Arts South Australia. Requests…
Arts SA Executive Director dismissed by state government
Peter Louca, Executive Director of Arts South Australia, has been dismissed by the Marshall Liberal Government just two weeks before…
Arts Industry Council SA responds to Louca's dismissal
The AICSA is ‘greatly concerned’ by the dismissal of Peter Louca, Executive Director of Arts South Australia.
Open access model has lead to SALA’s success
South Australia’s festival for the visual arts has grown exponentially through its democratic model of inclusion and celebration of living…
Review: JOAN, Waterside Workers Hall
Co-presented by the Rabble and Vitalstatistix, JOAN is sprinkled with unflinching theatrical moments.
Former Adelaide art space for sale, but who profits?
The former home of Adelaide’s Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia is up for sale, originally bought by its artist…
Review: The Great War at Adelaide Festival
The horrors of the Western Front are evoked in miniature and to haunting effect, in this uneven but technically striking…
Review: Thyestes at Adelaide Festival
Simon Stone’s breakthrough production now feels like something of a museum piece.
Review: In The Club at Adelaide Festival
STCSA commissioned Patricia Cornelius to write about football and sexual misconduct. The result is a powerful piece of theatre.