Arts & Culture
Although the second Tarnanthi Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art has been brought together by one woman, it speaks with many voices.
Arts & Culture
The Tarnanthi Festival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art reveals new narratives about artist Albert Namatjira, including his possible interest in photography, writes Nick Mitzevich.
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Two aged tanned kangaroo skins found at a garage sale in Mount Barker and a set of 19th-century leather moulding tools acquired at a local antiques fair prompted the Art Gallery of SA’s most recent conservation project with Artlab Australia.
A major new work from APY Lands artists featuring more than 600 spears suspended from the ceiling in the shape of an atomic cloud will be a highlight of this year's Tarnanthi: Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art.
John Russell’s 1891 painting A Clearing in the Forest is back on display at the Art Gallery of SA following its inclusion in a major international exhibition, where new light was shed on the vibrant work.
In an increasingly competitive environment for government resources, philanthropy has never been more important, writes Art Gallery of SA director Nick Mitzevich.
The freshly-awarded inaugural Ramsay Art Prize has not just made winner Sarah Contos $100,000 richer, it’s also led the way into a new era for philanthropy in Australia.
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