1st May 2017 — 25th August 2017
Presented by Country Arts SA
This inter-generational project invites the Riverland community into the world of aged care and dementia through a multi art form project.
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23rd June 2017 — 21st January 2018
Craft Anonymous addresses ideas around the body: approaching themes of adornment, embellishment, desire/disgust, and identity: public/private, femininity/masculinity, domesticity, place, family history and a sense of belonging.
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1st July 2017 — 21st January 2018
James Dodd's practice has meandered across investigations of urban space, creative interventions in public space and notions of high and low art.
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1st July 2017 — 3rd September 2017
Ten of Kangaroo Island’s best visual artists are bringing ‘mainlanders’ a glimpse of the isolation and inspiration of island life in Island to Inland: contemporary art from Kangaroo Island.
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21st July 2017 — 7th January 2018
Presented by Country Arts SA
Our Stories Our Way: Our Mob 2015 on Tour is a collection of works by South Australian Aboriginal artists who exhibited in Our Mob 2015, presented by Adelaide Festival Centre and TARNANTHI Festival.
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21st July 2017
Rated: G
A suit-wearing briefcase-carrying baby pairs up with his seven-year old brother to stop the dastardly plot of the CEO of Puppy Co.
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21st July 2017 — 29th July 2017
Presented by Country Arts SA, Australian National Theatre Live
The exquisitely mercurial Paul Capsis stars as a shape-shifting imp whose thirst for vengeance may well bring him undone.
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21st July 2017 — 22nd July 2017
Rated: G
Lightning McQueen sets out to prove to a new generation of racers that he''s still the best race car in the world.
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21st July 2017 — 23rd July 2017
Rated: PG
A Wimp Will Rise
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Some of the world’s best dancers will be coming to regional South Australia next month with the Sydney Dance Company’s wildly powerful double bill, Frame of Mind.
Read news itemFunding is now open and available to support regional artists and community groups for projects that inspire arts and cultural activity in rural, regional and remote areas of South Australia.
Read news itemTen first-time applicants were successful in this round of funding that will employ up to forty artists and arts workers from around the state.
Read news itemWith your generous donation we can continue our work to inspire regional children and young people and offer exciting opportunities to encounter art in your everyday life.
Read news itemCountry Arts SA is proud to partner with two new organisations and renew two current partnerships to offer more jobs in the arts across regional South Australia.
Read news itemCountry Arts SA recognises and respects that we are living and creating on Aboriginal Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.
