Chiharu Shiota's 'Uncertain Journey', 2016. Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery. Photo: Sunhi Mang

Arts & Culture

The threads that bind us: exhibitions to get lost in

A red thread runs between North Terrace and Melbourne Street with two exhibitions showing the creative blossoming – and melancholic beauty – that can come from a collision of cultures, writes art historian Katherine Arguile.

Arts & Culture

Creating a live magazine is a fine art

In an ambitious collaboration with the Art Gallery of South Australia, the team behind contemporary art magazine fine print will host its first live edition.

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Chiharu Shiota launch

The Art Gallery of South Australia launched three projects by contemporary Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota at an opening night event last week. 

Arts & Culture

Off the Wall: The life of lace

Intricate contemporary jewellery works on display at the Art Gallery of SA echo lace-making traditions dating back to the 17^th century, when it was rumoured wealthy men would mortgage entire estates to buy a lace collar or cuffs.

Arts & Culture

Impressionism exhibition breaks gallery record

The landmark Colours of Impressionism exhibition attracted a record-breaking 159,442 visitors to the Art Gallery of South Australia across its 123-day season.