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WOMADelaide will return to Botanic Park in its seven-stage format in March next year, but organisers says artists, festival-goers, staff and stallholders must all be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
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OzAsia Festival opens this week with a program of events encompassing moon lanterns, stand-up comedy, live music, biting satire, intimate encounters and culinary secrets. Here are eight highlights to whet your appetite.
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Tarnanthi Festival celebrates the depth and breadth of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art across Australia – and from psychedelic paintings to mesmerising moving image works, there is plenty to see in this year’s more that 60 exhibitions and events.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Tarnanthi Art Fair goes online this weekend, Mercury Cinema celebrates Hong Kong auteur with Love and Neon, US ‘virtual residency’ opportunity for SA filmmakers, a symphony for Afghanistan, mindshare art and more.
The devastating fires and floods of 2019-20 inspired the theme of a major community engagement project led by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in which composers and musicians from diverse backgrounds have been working together with local organisations to develop a suite of new music.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Conference to urge a new public agenda for the arts, 360-degree animated show announced as centrepiece of new month-long Immerse event at West End hub Light, the ‘alternative’ Archibald exhibition comes to Adelaide, production begins on Windmill Theatre’s first TV series, and more.
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