Exhibition sheds light on Indigenous women’s domestic servitude
Histories of domestic service inflicted upon Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls in White Australia are at the centre of a powerful new exhibition […]
Robyn Stacey breathes life into the inanimate and mundane
In an alluring and evocative travelling exhibition brought to Adelaide by Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA), audiences can experience the tantalising still life photographs of […]
Powerful international student stories on show
Flinders international student Gizela Da Silva lived through the violent struggle for independence in Timor-Leste, and was forced to flee into the mountains to survive. “My […]
Fifty Creatives puts spotlight on Flinders’ vibrant arts scene
An eye-catching photographic exhibition at Adelaide Festival Theatre puts the spotlight on Flinders University as the epicentre of Australia’s creative arts scene.
Poignant picture of life after Afghanistan
Great art needs few words to accompany it. And so it is with Ben Quilty’s After Afghanistan exhibition at Flinders University’s City Gallery.
Art gives scrapped microscopes a second life
The microscope is central to science as both tool and symbol – now a new exhibition at Flinders University’s City Gallery puts the quintessential instrument of scientific enquiry into a new, provocative role.
Flinders gets – and gives – a Fringe Award
Testing Ground, the current exhibition at the Flinders City Gallery, received the Bank SA Award for Best Visual Art and Design at the Adelaide Fringe Awards.
Aboriginal art stimulates cross-cultural debate
“roads cross” is the evocative title of a new exhibition at Flinders University’s Art Museum and City Gallery.