Tag: art

• The Extreme Climate of Nicholas Folland

  Selected as feature artist for the 2014 South Australian Living Artist Festival (SALA), Nicholas Folland presents a collection of works spanning ten years alongside a specially curated suite of South Australian works by other significant local and international artists. The curation of this exhibition not only recognises Folland’s established career, it acts as a platform…

  Rayleen Forester

  October 14, 2014

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• Sam Songailo: Digital Wasteland

  Sam Songailo’s Digital Wasteland is an absorbing experience. From the floor to the ceilings of the CAC Songailo has crafted an immersive, painterly, ‘digital’ environment. The gallery is separated into a series of installations, including video and sculpture, widening your interaction with the work whilst challenging the traditional mores of painting. Whilst meandering around the…

  Rayleen Forester

  July 1, 2014

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