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Suzie Keen

Arts Editor

Suzie Keen

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Suzie is Solstice Media’s arts editor, writing for InDaily, SALIFE and CityMag. 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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Green Room: Animated art, Bakehouse auction

SA arts and culture news in brief: Colourful animated artworks light up Festival Theatre shells, Bakehouse auction offers the chance to own a piece of theatre history, Chamber Music Adelaide commission opportunity, FUSE Glass Prize finalists’ work on show at JamFactory, meet Music SA’s new CEO, plus more.

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Green Room: Screen dreams, art in nature

SA arts and culture news in brief: An internship opportunity for First Nations screen creatives, teenage artists sought for centenarian portrait project, striking wildlife images on show in the Botanic Gardens, new performance added for popular Cabaret Festival show, and a chance to Catapult your career.

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Green Room: Our Mob callout, shorts showcase

SA arts and culture news in brief: Flickerfest presents a showcase of top short films at the Mercury, First Nations artist callout for Our Mob exhibition, Biennial artist Shaun Gladwell curates AGSA’s First Fridays, a lost opera remounted, and a free work-in-progress showing in Port Adelaide.

Film & TV

Miniature marvels bring historic moments to life in Tiny Oz

An extraordinary slice of 19th-century Adelaide history involving a pioneering hot-air-balloon flight, a pair of daredevil ‘lady trapeze artists’ and a crowd of fascinated onlookers is re-created in miniature in a new ABC TV series co-hosted by local tiny craft artist JoAnne Bouzianis-Sellick.