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UPDATED: The State Government has shelved plans to hire a director to head its $200 million Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at Lot Fourteen, deciding to instead hire an assistant director following a staffing review.
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An Adelaide design and development association has been awarded a $275,000 state government grant to help the organisation grow and keep design projects local.
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UPDATED: Two years after its “landmark” design for a mooted Adelaide Contemporary art gallery at Lot Fourteen was scrapped by the Marshall Government, architecture firm Woods Bagot has been commissioned to undertake preliminary design work on the new Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre at the same North Terrace site.
UPDATED: The Lot Fourteen innovation precinct on the former Royal Adelaide hospital site has been a pet project for the Marshall Government since it was elected in March 2018. Last week the State Government announced an additional $50 million in funding towards the Aboriginal Arts and Cultures Centre on the site. InDaily spoke with Lot Fourteen State Project Lead Di Dixon about what is there, what’s coming and how long it will all take.
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Adelaide’s Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre could rival architectural icons such as the Sydney Opera House and use cutting-edge technology to portray First Nations culture in never-before-seen ways, but could also be at risk of bureaucratic stonewalling. Stephanie Richards talks to the man appointed as a key leader of the $150 million gallery.
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