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Visual Art
LGBTQI+ Aboriginal people have never sat in the background when it comes to activism, and a new exhibition featuring photography, mixed media, sculpture and text showcases their input in both Aboriginal and queer human rights movements.
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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: A photographic celebration of Adelaide’s post-punk and pub-rock heyday, drone-art centrepiece announced for 2022 Fringe festival, Country Arts SA launches philanthropic arm, Hothouse Creative Residencies at Mercury CX, a world of music at Nexus, and Windmill’s Cinderella story.
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Ahead of a Nexus Arts fundraising gig this weekend, Afghanistan-to-Iran-to-Adelaide multi-disciplinary creative Elyas Alavi explains why everyone – including cultural institutions and governments – should do more to help those in his home country.
Artist and Nexus Arts Gallery SALA resident Makeda Duong explains how living with a dual heritage can often leave her feeling “split”, and how producing art makes her whole.
Aboriginal health worker, writer and curator Dominic Guerrera explains to CityMag why exhibition circles to us wasn’t curated with a white audience in mind.
In light of you know what, Nexus Arts will present its latest exhibition online – with virtual visitors given the opportunity to ‘graffiti’ a corrugated iron artwork by Ugandan artist Wamala Kyeyune Joseph.
What a phenomenon Movin’ Melvin Brown is! Surely one of the finest song and dance men to grace many of stages he has so adeptly trodden. ★★★★
