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More than 500 people gathered at the Samstag Museum of Art on Thursday night for the launch on its Adelaide Film Festival exhibitions Starstruck: Australian Movie Portraits and The Waiting Room by Rolf de Heer & Molly Reynolds.
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A major exhibition in Adelaide showcasing more than 280 film stills, costumes and casting books testifies to the dramatic transformations that have taken place in Australian society over the past century, writes Christine Judith Nicholls.
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Among the diverse artworks exploring Divided Worlds in the 2018 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, the largest invites gallery visitors into a fantasy underworld – a maze-like structure celebrating Dungeons & Dragons.
From Singapore – the city-state some think of as a utopia – comes a visual art exhibition exploring how far or close we are to social perfection.
Trent Parke and Narelle Autio’s latest artwork is the culmination of a labour-intensive project involving their two sons, one film camera and hundreds of hours of backyard cricket.
Samstag Museum of Art launched its first exhibitions of the year, ‘Countercurrents’ and ‘The Ocean After Nature’, with a cocktail party for 200 people.
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