Tag: south australia

• 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

  Writing

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• Roy Ananda: Slow crawl into infinity

  In 2010 a group of Star Wars fans raised roughly $12,000 to restore the fictional home of Luke Skywalker in the barren desert of Tunisia where Star Wars was filmed. Over 400 people donated to the cause; the site became a destination for die-hard fans as well as a quasi-memorial for the deteriorating props of […]

  Rayleen Forester

  October 14, 2014

  Writing

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