Visual Art
Adelaide’s APY Gallery is being forced to look for a new home in the city, with the lease on its thriving exhibition space and artist studio in Light Square set to end prematurely early next year.
Visual Art
A suite of psychedelic paintings made on kangaroo pelts by Walmajarri artist John Prince Siddon and installed on a wallpaper backdrop will be among highlights of the 2021 Tarnanthi Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art.
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UPDATED | Port Adelaide Football Club will still wear its planned AFL Indigenous Round guernsey next week – and sell merchandise bearing the artwork, with the proceeds to flow to the club’s Aboriginal programs – after speaking to the artist who last night revealed the chosen design had been plagiarised by a South Australian student.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Campaign launched to help Restless Dance Theatre, where to get your Oscars movie fix, new grants for SA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives, a Star Wars treat, and a local art school tops student survey.
After taking up painting only five months ago, Sally Scales is now showing her bold contemporary works alongside paintings by her mother Josephine Mick in a special exhibition at APY Gallery that also honours the legacy of Sally’s grandmother.
Now in its sixth year, Parrtjima festival will illuminate the Alice Springs desert with a new series of large-scale sculptures in a vibrant celebration of Indigenous art and culture.
