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Suzie Keen

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Suzie is InDaily‘s features editor, writing for and overseeing the Arts & Culture and Eat | Drink | Explore sections. She joined Solstice Media in 2008 after previously working in print and online media in New Zealand, the UK, Sydney and Queensland.

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Immerse yourself in the art of Tarnanthi

The 2019 Tarnanthi Festival highlights the rich diversity of contemporary Australian Indigenous art, from vivid paintings, sculptures, short films and 3D installations, to intricate wood carving, woven works and hand-painted glass vessels.

From moon lanterns to techno circus: InDaily’s OzAsia picks

Artists from more than 20 countries will converge on Adelaide for the 2019 OzAsia Festival, which opens today with an exciting line-up of music, theatre, dance, film, literature and visual art events. Here are eight of our most-anticipated shows.

The Cat Empire performing at Bristol Sounds in the UK earlier this year. Photo: Ellie Pinney

First 20 acts revealed for WOMADelaide 2020

WOMADelaide has announced its first 20 acts for 2020, with the line-up led by Grammy-winning American R&B and gospel legend Mavis Staples, the ‘golden voice of Africa’ Salif Keita and Australian party band The Cat Empire.

Power plays central to State Theatre's 2020 season

Artistic director Mitchell Butel’s first program for the State Theatre Company of SA will take audiences from the ferocious satire Dance Nation and a fresh take on Victorian thriller Gaslight, to ‘one of the hottest British plays of the decade’.

Adelaide's Jock Zonfrillo named one of three new MasterChef judges

Adelaide chef Jock Zonfrillo – owner of the award-winning Orana restaurant and former programming director of Tasting Australia – has been named one of three new judges for Network 10’s MasterChef Australia in 2020.

Remember when... the nostalgic power of food

Continuing our reflections on the lasting impact of shared food experiences, today The Forager shares memories and recipes from Adelaide chefs Nu Suandokmai and Rosa Matto and Warndu Mai cookbook co-author Damien Coulthard.

What can be done to grow SA’s creative industries?

Representatives of SA’s creative industries – from festivals and the performing arts to film, fashion and publishing – are being urged by the State Government to have their say on challenges and opportunities facing the sector.