Check out the new do-it-yourself audio tour of public art in the City of Adelaide! Join Steph in this meander around the CBD and find out more about the murals, sculptures, and installations that decorate our city. You can listen from the comfort of home or listen along while you walk the route yourself.

• Stop 1: David Gulpilil mural by Thomas Readett with Laura Paige
  

• Broadsheet: Screen Legend David Gulpilil Is the Subject of a New Mural in Adelaide

• Documentary Video

[location: East wall of the Rockford Hotel, cnr Hindley St and Morphett St]

[location: Hindley St / Leigh St]

[location: Hindley St, opposite McDonalds]

[location: Adelaide Town Hall balcony]

[location: Grote Street, opposite Her Majesty’s Theatre]

• InDaily: In the Studio with Jason Sims

In this episode, Steph caught up with multidisciplinary artist Bridget Currie. 

• John Barber

Music: Nothing will grow here, Komiko, free music archive

Image: Sam Roberts, courtesy of ACE Open

In this episode, Steph catches up with artist Henry Wolff at their studio in Post Office Projects, Port Adelaide. Tune in to hear about Henry’s path from design and fashion to visual art, and the way that empathy and care are explored in their image making - most notably in their new moving-image work ‘CARE’ commissioned by fine print magazine and presented online as part of SALA Festival 2021.

Show Notes

• Post Office Projects / POP

“The way we choose to share and claim space in relation to those closest to us becomes a way of knowing ourselves.” – Kate O’Boyle

Lur Alghurabi

music: Nothing will grow here - Komiku via freemusicarchive.org

In this episode, Christina catches up with the 2021 SALA Feature Artist, Roy Ananda. Tune in to hear about the role of fandom and humor in Roy's work, the inspiration behind the 'heart' work that features on the 2021 SALA poster, and the process of creating this year's SA Living Artist Publication.

Show Notes

• Untitled, 2006, Fabric, coat-hanger, fibreglass, dimensions variable

Music:

Galactic by Seb Jaeger

Hungarian Rhapsody No2 by Hans Liszt performed by Brent Tucker

In this episode, Steph caught up with Renee de Saxe, Kirsty Kingsley, and Rebecca Reynolds, who are the driving force behind the 100 Barossa Artists project that took place in SALA 2020. Tune in to hear about how they managed to put on such a big project, the importance of the ‘clubhouse’ in art, and what they’re planning to do next.

Show Notes

• Renee de Saxe [Instagram]

• 100 Barossa Artists at She Is gallery

Music: Pinky - Blue Dot Sessions via freemusicarchive.org

In this episode, Steph talks to Charisma Cubillo, a solicitor at Terri Janke and Company, about Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP).

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Show Notes

• Terri Janke and Company

• ICIP information sheet - ArtsLaw

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music: 'Pinky' by Blue Dot Sessions on freemusicarchive.org

image: Charisma Cubillo, photo by Jamie James, artwork: Bibi Barba, Terri - Butterfly Flowers Dreaming, 2020

In this episode, Steph Fuller chats to Steph Cibich about her practice as an independent curator, and what it was like to win the City of Onkaparinga Contemporary Curator Award as part of SALA 2019. Tune in to hear about how Steph found her way to this role and how she curated an exhibition in the midst of a pandemic.

Show Notes:

• Art History Curatorship Alumni Network (AHCAN)

In this episode, Steph asks artist Jenna Pippett about her practice and her new exhibition ‘From Czechoslovakia with Love’ at Post Office Projects. Jenna’s work explores at her maternal family history through moving image, photography, installation and performance. Tune in to this episode to hear about the incredible discovery that inspired her exhibition, and how she makes very personal subject matter accessible through humour.

Show Notes

• Post Office Projects website

music - 'Pinky' by Blue Dot Sessions on freemusicarchive.org

In this episode, Steph visits multidisciplinary visual artist Jingwei Bu at her home to talk about her arts practice, and the work in her exhibition ‘Life Maps’ at the Mill.

Show Notes

• Adelaide Central School of Art

In December 2020, Steph caught up with artist Louise Flaherty and educator Jane Mant to talk about their experience of the Schools Artist in Residence Program, presented by SALA Festival in partnership with Credit Union SA. Louise worked with Jane’s students in the wake of the December 2019 Adelaide Hills bushfires, connecting the students to their local landscapes through drawing.

Show Notes

• Louise Flaherty - website

Music: Nothing will grow here - Komiku