A radical 21st century opera, a Chinese modern classic and an uplifting Korean contemporary dance piece provide a taster of this year’s OzAsia’s program.…
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After Utopia: Revisiting the Ideal in Asian Contemporary Art
To some, Singapore is an economic utopia, but to others there is dirt hiding in the uber clean island state. With this in mind, the Singapore Art Museum’s (SAM)…
Where East Meets West
Macau Days is a melting pot of mixed-media featuring the work of renowned artist John Young, acclaimed writer Brian Castro and award-winning composer/media arti…
A Broad Spectrum for Festival Centre in 2017
Despite works closing down the Festival Theatre for five months during the second half of next year, the Adelaide Festival Centre’s 2017 program still features …
DanceAsia
In contrast to this year’s Adelaide Festival of Arts’ meagre dance offering, OzAsia is giving us a welcome array of choices. No less than seven shows significan…
OzAsia Review: Synergy Percussion Meets Noreum Machi
Space Theatre, Adelaide
Friday, September 12…
Mooi Indie
The OzAsia exhibition Mooi Indie dismisses any preconceived notions about contemporary Indonesian art.…
Joseph Mitchell New OzAsia Festival Director
Joseph Mitchell will commence his role as Director for the 2015 OzAsia Festival in July, which will focus on Indonesia and feature the enchanting culture of the…
Cultural Engagement
Just before the Adelaide Festival Centre’s 2014 season was launched, Artistic Director and CEO Douglas Gautier was named the Chair of the Asia-Pacific’s peak cu…
Made in China
The Chinese-Australian art movement began to emerge in the 1980s, particularly around the time of the Tiananmen Square Massacre in 1989 when many Chinese artist…