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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Executive director to depart State Opera, pre-election forum tackles federal arts policy, Film Festival seeks hidden Adelaide stories, sponsored studio call-out at The Mill, and ASO adds new shows to its 2022 season.
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Adelaide Fringe
While playing Trivial Pursuit, a solitary clown leads us through a tumultuous personal story, from attending Clown Farm in Canada to living with a First Nations shaman in California. ★★★★
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THE BUSINESS OF ART | After a year of frustrated touring plans, Erin Fowler is relieved to be bringing solo work EGG back to Adelaide Fringe – the platform where it first drew the attention of local audiences and programmers around the world.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Applications open for $20,000 art commission, Vincent van Gogh as you’ve never seen him before, a digital cultural collab focussed on the River Murray, contemporary craftivism at The Mill, Bangarra’s Firestarter on the small screen and more.
Parenthood can be an isolating experience, particularly for artists. To counter this, Tanya Voges curated Postcards from Motherhood – an exhibition drawing on her network of mothers with an active art practice.
Adelaide multi-disciplinary arts hub The Mill has had to cancel the public viewing of its new Showcase exhibition, but plans to instead present a virtual gallery experience highlighting the work of its studio artists and makers.
