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Jane Llewellyn

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Madison Bycroft’s debut film is a biopic struck through

Drawing on elements of the life of a famous 18th-century French transgender diplomat and spy, Samstag scholar Madison Bycroft’s ambitious new work is a film that invites the audience to make their own interpretations.

Plant Notes celebrates SA’s threatened flora

The historic Santos Museum of Economic Botany in the Botanic Garden is the perfect space for a display of new works by two Adelaide artists that highlight the beauty and fragility of South Australia’s threatened plants.

Bridget Currie's 'Message from the meadow', at ACE Open, incorporates sculpture, furniture, film, and sound. Photo: Sam Roberts

Bridget Currie’s Message from the meadow

SA artist Bridget Currie hopes to evoke a sense of wonder through her latest solo exhibition, a meditative experience inspired by her fascination with meadows.

An artists’ ode to summer

In the middle of winter, Heatwave is an exhibition that evokes the long days and hot nights of Australian summers through a collection of artworks both nostalgic and thought-provoking.

The way we were: ‘modern living’ in South Australia

The growing interest in mid-century modern homes has inspired a fascinating new exhibition that looks at how modern architecture and design developed in South Australia through the 20^th century.

Dramatic images capture landscapes ‘on the edge’

The Icelandic landscapes of Lisa Tomasetti’s striking new series Happy After Ever: North of the Equator are being shown alongside exquisite sculptural works by Sam Gold and detailed drawings by Barbary Chalk in three new displays at BMG Art.

'It's about future-making happening in the present'

The four artists exhibiting in the 2021 Adelaide//International all present different visions of the future through moving image, performance, sculpture and installation.