Visual Art
LGBTQI+ Aboriginal people have never sat in the background when it comes to activism, and a new exhibition featuring photography, mixed media, sculpture and text showcases their input in both Aboriginal and queer human rights movements.
Visual Art
In the quiet light of Gallery Two at JamFactory, Stephanie James-Manttan’s sculptural vessels defy the solid materiality of porcelain to evoke the transcendent ebb and flow of migrating birds.
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The National Gallery’s centenary celebration of Jeffrey Smart’s birth takes viewers back to his hometown of Adelaide, tracing the career of an artist whose painting style and sexuality put him at odds with Australia for much of his life.
ACE Open’s Studios: 2021 exhibition gives visitors an insight into the diverse ideas, processes and practices of five South Australian emerging contemporary artists.
Adelaide’s commercial gallery scene will be left with a gap when West Gallery Thebarton closes for good next month after presenting its final two exhibitions – which, fittingly, focus on the notion of home and a sense of place.
Historical and contemporary works by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists shed light on the exploitation of First Nations women as a labour force in a powerful new exhibition that offers space for both healing and reflection on hard truths.
