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Each year the South Australian entries in the Australian Institute of Architects Awards showcase thought-provoking new architecture from across the state. Here we look at a selection of commercial, educational and public architecture vying for a prize.
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.
A new exhibition at the State Library brings to life a previously overlooked archive of Adelaide’s 20th-century architectural gems.
Watching the Adelaide premiere of Manifesto feels less like viewing a performance and more like witnessing an explosive, ecstatic and primal phenomenon.
A colourful new Adelaide exhibition celebrates the glamour of fashion during a particularly creative era, while also offering a poignant reminder of the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic.
The reopening of the Granite Island causeway at Victor Harbor has created an opportunity for local Indigenous artists to share two important Ngarrindjeri-Ramindjeri Dreaming stories now permanently embedded in the new structure.
The climate crisis is now integral to any dialogue around architecture and design as the profession acknowledges its significant ongoing relationship with the natural world. This month we look at how local architectural practices are shifting the conversation around sustainability.
Out the back of a cluster of industrial buildings in Kilkenny, designer and co-founder of Mixed Goods Studios Dean Toepfer is working to build his own practice, and a community around it.