InReview
The art world has been left shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of highly regarded South Australian artist Hossein Valamanesh, whose latest work is set to feature in the upcoming Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art.
Festivals
Planning for this year’s Mad March events remains on track despite the constantly evolving COVID situation, with both the Adelaide Festival and Fringe reporting strong ticket sales, and the 2022 Fringe official guide hitting the streets today.
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SA arts and culture news in brief: A new public art commission by Guildhouse, plus other opportunities for artists, writers, curators and photographers; 2022 Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature shortlist announced, southern suburbs theatre saved, career boost for local sculpture artist, and AF’s Summerhouse playlist.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Small SA theatre company scores a big win at national awards, artist seeks messages in a bottle for Biennial installation, Critics Circle winners revealed, City of Adelaide announces 2022 cultural partnerships, and entries open for $12,000 art prize.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Adelaide Fringe launches 2022 program, SA Screen Awards winners announced, graduate exhibition showcases trends in emerging art, Festival of Orchestra hailed a success, and AGSA makes its collection more accessible.
The winners in this year’s Ruby Awards recognising the best of South Australia’s arts and culture include contemporary circus company Gravity & Other Myths, the AGSA’s Clarice Beckett exhibition and innovative iso-inspired project Decameron 2.0.
Perennial favourites The Cat Empire will perform their final-ever South Australian show with their current line-up at next year’s WOMADelaide, with other acts announced today for the 2022 festival including hip-hop outfit AB Original and a number of international musicians.
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