Dance
More than three years in the making and featuring a libretto sung in Kaurna, The Beginning of Nature is a fitting centrepiece for the inaugural Adelaide Dance Festival.
Theatre
The extraordinary story of a Ngarrindjeri Digger and a Jewish German ethnologist who became lifelong friends after meeting in a World War I POW camp is being brought to life in a new South Australian play which will have its first readings this month.
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Former Port Adelaide player Gavin Wanganeen admits it still feels “a bit weird” to be working as an artist after a long footy career, but the transition is paying dividends as he presents his biggest solo show at Hill Smith Gallery.
Spinifex Gum, a new music project led by two members of The Cat Empire, is influenced by the young Indigenous women who give its songs voice and the Pilbara landscape in which those songs were created.
Saltbush – Children’s Cheering Carpet has entertained kids around the world, but its co-creator says the interactive Adelaide Fringe experience also teaches parents a thing or two about Indigenous culture.
Clay Stories, showing at JamFactory’s Seppeltsfield Gallery, is a triumphant display of contemporary Indigenous ceramics which are grounded in everyday living but are also connected to country and to narrative, writes Christine Judith Nicholls.
More than 200 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from across Australia will sell their work directly to collectors and art enthusiasts at a unique Adelaide art fair this weekend.
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