Festivals
Mark Valenzuela – whose three-part work Once bitten, twice shy featured in the last Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art – has been named as the SALA feature artist for 2022 at the closure of this year’s record-breaking festival.
Visual Art
SA artist Bridget Currie hopes to evoke a sense of wonder through her latest solo exhibition, a meditative experience inspired by her fascination with meadows.
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In SALA feature artist Roy Ananda’s dual exhibitions for this year’s festival, the surprising connections between a lifetime of obsessive pop culture fandom and 20 years of contemporary art practice are delightfully revealed.
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SALA Festival has announced its 2020 award winners and named Roy Ananda as the 2021 feature artist after this year’s event saw more than 668 exhibitions presented in venues across the state and online.
