'Who we are is where we are': The opening of Tarnanthi at the Art Gallery of SA. Photo: Nat Rogers

Opinion

Why we need to rethink 'remote'

Rethinking the word ‘remote’ could help South Australia shake off decades of ingrained inferiority and polite apologetic behaviour, writes the Art Gallery of SA’s Lisa Slade.

Arts & Culture

My Adelaide with Lindsay Brookes

Lindsay Brookes, associate to the director of the Art Gallery of SA, sheds light on the various characters, circumstances and favourites artworks of her more than 30-year career at the gallery.

Arts & Culture

A family affair at Tarnanthi Art Fair

For Gunditjmara and Torres Strait Islander artist Lisa Waup, this weekend’s Tarnanthi Art Fair is an opportunity to showcase a new-found connection to family and culture.

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.