8th August 2020 — 14th November 2020
First shown at the 2016 Adelaide Biennale of Australian Art: Magic Object, Sydney-based photographer Robyn Stacey used camera obscura to depict the city of Adelaide as it has never been seen before.
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13th August 2020 — 29th November 2020
In this exhibition, South Australian artist Kunyi June Anne McInerney draws upon her experiences as a member of the Stolen Generation in the Oodnadatta Mission Home during the 1950’s
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19th September 2020 — 7th October 2020
Very mild themes, crude humour and coarse language
Presented by Country Arts SA
The Happiest Movie Ever Made
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19th September 2020 — 27th September 2020
Mild themes, violence and coarse language
Presented by Country Arts SA
The Future Awaits
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19th September 2020 — 26th September 2020
Horror themes, violence and coarse language
Presented by Country Arts SA
Power This Big Can't Be Contained
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19th September 2020
Science fiction themes, action violence and coarse language
Presented by Country Arts SA
An action epic film evolving from the world of international espionage.
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24th September 2020 — 30th September 2020
Very mild themes
Presented by Country Arts SA
Get Ready to zoom back to Barkingburg with the pups in this all-new movie!
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24th September 2020 — 10th October 2020
Very mild themes
Presented by Country Arts SA
An Out Of World Adventure
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24th September 2020 — 10th October 2020
Mild Themes
Presented by Country Arts SA
Unlock Your Imagination
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Country Arts SA is searching for five regional South Australian artists to create an artwork each for a set of greeting cards to be sent across the nation.
Read news itemCongratulations to the talented Barossian choristers and musicians and acclaimed Australian composer and sound artist Julian Day for being nominated in this year’s prestigious 2020 Art Music Awards!
Read news itemWe are looking for artists and creatives to use our venue for FREE as part of our Live and Local program.
Read news itemBreaking Ground has been awarded to Port Augusta artist, Adnyamathanha (Flinders Ranges) and Luritja (Central Desert) woman, Juanella McKenzie.
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.
