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The artists in the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art are all exploring the idea of monsters, some a little too real for comfort.
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Holy Rollers Studios’ owner Ray Harris reflects on four years of exhibitions as the church-cum-studio-slash-gallery approaches its final public event, a four-hour bushfire fundraiser, before it’s flattened and turned into a block of apartments.
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An “art as experience” winter exhibition featuring large installations and sensory works and a showcase of surreal art by brothers Dušan and Voitre Marek are among highlights of the Art Gallery of SA’s 2020 program revealed today.
One of the original artists behind Melbourne’s street art boom is now exhibiting under his given name and presenting his 10th show at Hugo Michell Gallery.
A brief flourish of hard-edge painting between 1967 and 1969 reveals father-and-son Adelaide artists working at the forefront of international abstraction, and a new display at the Art Gallery of SA offers a chance to view their bold works.
The 2019 Tarnanthi Festival highlights the rich diversity of contemporary Australian Indigenous art, from vivid paintings, sculptures, short films and 3D installations, to intricate wood carving, woven works and hand-painted glass vessels.
Adelaide poster-maker Jake Holmes has made an alphabet of climate-change causes and threats, with his latest creations going from a Schools Strike 4 Climate protest to the walls of a university art museum in a new exhibition.
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