Arts & Culture
South Australian artists James Darling and Lesley Forwood are transporting people back three billion years with a new exhibition at Hugo Michell Gallery that imagines what the Earth was like when life was only just beginning.
Arts & Culture
Brothers Anton and Carlo Andreacchio’s exploration of the world of virtual reality – including projects with the ASO, AFL and film company Closer Productions – has led to a burgeoning national business.
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Indigenous elder Nyarri Nyarri Morgan’s first contact with Europeans was observing – without context – one of the Maralinga atomic tests. This dramatic first contact forms the focus of Lynette Wallworth’s digital art/documentary Collisions.
Four young South Australians have won an innovation award for a virtual-reality product that enables rural students to experience an art gallery without actually visiting it.
An Adelaide tech company is offering virtual tours of South Australia to help lure investors and potential trading partners.
In today’s column, the robotic future of advertising, the opportunities and limits of virtual reality in PR and marketing, a former Adelaide journalist’s serious legal troubles, and much more.
South Australians will have the chance to immerse themselves in five different virtual reality worlds during next year’s Adelaide Fringe – including one that has its origins in Chile’s brutal Caravan of Death.
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