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News
The Adelaide City Council wants to build a $4 million federal government-funded visitor centre featuring virtual reality exhibits, interactive maps and art displays inside the State Library in a bid lure more tourists to the city.
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Film & TV
An extraordinary slice of 19th-century Adelaide history involving a pioneering hot-air-balloon flight, a pair of daredevil ‘lady trapeze artists’ and a crowd of fascinated onlookers is re-created in miniature in a new ABC TV series co-hosted by local tiny craft artist JoAnne Bouzianis-Sellick.
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The State Library of SA is encouraging South Australians to share stories of how their daily lives have changed during COVID-19 for a digital archive that will help future generations understand the impact of the pandemic and how people adapted.
UPDATED: Adelaide’s key retail, food and cultural destinations, including the Central Market, Art Gallery and Rundle Mall, remain open but on alert as the Federal Government implements a new ban on indoor gatherings.
Guests gathered at the Royal South Australian Society of Arts in the State Library for the announcement of the winner of the 2019 Kennedy Prize, awarded by the Kennedy Arts Foundation.
Melbourne artist Jaq Grantford has taken out South Australia’s Kennedy Arts Prize for 2019 with her portrait Tootsie, Just an Old Drag Queen, with all the finalists’ works now on show at the State Library.
