Art with impact
South Australia is set to shimmer with a kaleidoscope of colour this month as the annual SALA (South Australian Living Artists) festival hits galleries and venues including cafes, restaurants, schools and libraries across the state.
South Australia is set to shimmer with a kaleidoscope of colour this month as the annual SALA (South Australian Living Artists) festival hits galleries and venues including cafes, restaurants, schools and libraries across the state.
It was the middle of winter but the sun shone on Kaurna Country when Ngani Pari-Arra Cultural Centre hosted its NAIDOC Week event on 9 July. The space in Stepney is dedicated to truth-telling, connection and healing. All three were on show as Centacare’s Uncle in Residence, Les Wanganeen, addressed the crowd.
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Students at St Therese School, Colonel Light Gardens recently participated in the South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival.
An art gallery dedicated to showcasing work by South Australian artists living with disability or mental health barriers adds a splash of colour and positivity to Adelaide’s CBD.
During August, South Australia bursts with colour as SALA (South Australian Living Artists Festival) hits galleries and quirky venues such as cafes, restaurants, hair salons, schools and libraries across the State.
The theme chosen to mark the Josephite SA Reconciliation Circle’s 2024 NAIDOC Week Exhibition was ‘Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud.’
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