Suzie Keen

Two of the key figures involved in Ireland’s post-pandemic pilot of a universal basic income for artists are in Adelaide this week to discuss the scheme, prompting the question: Could it also be a viable way to help Australian artists and cultural workers forge sustainable careers?

Feast Festival CEO Tish Naughton is spearheading a push to breathe new life into South Australia’s annual queer arts and culture celebration.

The power of the musical brain is explored in this new Scott Hicks film bringing together musicians David Helfgott, Ben Folds, Daniel Johns and Simon Tedeschi.

The short story is being celebrated this week in an Adelaide-based festival featuring Australian and international authors including Laura Jean McKay, Hannah Kent, and Cate Kennedy.

These ‘local lesbians’, as they call themselves, use humour, sensitivity and an iconic songbook to tell true stories of queer love from around the globe.

Adelaide Fringe has launched its 2024 program with more than 1300 shows in 500-plus venues, including an ‘art gallery under the stars’.

A fresh and comprehensive new narrative reveals how the Adelaide art scene post-World War II was an incubator of progressive ideas and talent, despite often being dismissed or disparaged in the wider mainstream history of Australian art.

Light ADL rebrands as ILA for ‘a new age of art’

Second departure signals a new chapter for Art Gallery leadership - InDaily

Ruth Mackenzie leaves Adelaide Festival for State Government role