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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Airport mural celebrates Adelaide’s connection to nature, UKARIA welcomes back international artists, new curator announced for OzAsia’s writing and ideas program, Doppelgänger and Zombies exhibition opens in North Adelaide, an opportunity for emerging composers and an illuminating artist talk.
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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Record sales and attendances for Tarnanthi Art Fair and OzAsia, $7 million boost for the state’s arts and music sectors, new laneway art in the CBD, changing of the guard at Adelaide Chamber Singers, and more.
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OzAsia Festival opens this week with a program of events encompassing moon lanterns, stand-up comedy, live music, biting satire, intimate encounters and culinary secrets. Here are eight highlights to whet your appetite.
OzAsia Festival has released the full line-up for its new writing and ideas program In Other Words, with the pandemic prompting a change of venue and a revised hybrid format that will see speakers appear on stage and screen.
Adelaide’s OzAsia Festival has unveiled its largest line-up yet of Asian-Australian talent, with new artistic director Annette Shun Wah’s first full-scale program featuring more than 300 artists across 30 events including theatre, music, comedy, literature and film.
Theatre-maker Anchuli Felicia King’s acclaimed satire White Pearl – about the spiralling crisis faced by a start-up skincare company whose TV ad goes viral for the wrong reasons – is one of several early highlights announced for the 2021 OzAsia Festival.
