OzAsia Festival, Australia’s leading contemporary arts festival highlighting Asian influences, is happening in Adelaide from 24 October to 10 November 2024. This celebration over three weeks in spring each year, captures the best in theatre, dance, music, visual arts, literature, cuisine and cultural events.
For lovers of mid-century modern architecture, art and photography, this is a not to be missed exhibition which brings together 14 creative artists, photographers and thinkers from Australia and the USA. The exhibition was curated by Dr Greer Honeywill, a Melbourne based conceptual artist, scholar, researcher and writer. Dr Honeywill visited Palm Springs after her… Read More Lost in Palm Springs Exhibition in South Australia
This is fabulous news to share that the Karoonda Silos are the 2024 Hither & Yon Venue Award Winner for the Think Big exhibition that I was a part of! Here is the announcement from the SALA Festival News:
The opening night of SALA at the silos 2024 was an amazing spectacle of art and photography. When the sky turned dark enough the show began, and as promised it was under the stars. The clear night made it a cold evening but it wasn’t bothering too many in the big crowd who were enjoying… Read More Karoonda SALA at the Silos and more
They’re back! The regular Southern Right Whales have returned to the Fleurieu Peninsula coast for another breeding season to nurture and grow their calves in the relatively safer and warmer waters than their Antarctic home. The experts know it’s the same whales because of their telltale markings of callosities on their heads.
The Olympics in Paris begin in just a few days time, on the 26th of July, and many of the stories in the media over the past few months have been all about which athletes have made it into the Australian team and how they’re expected to perform. Last year we were surprised during our… Read More The Australian Town of Olympic Athletes
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