Adelaide photographer Alex Frayne takes us on a road trip through an empire in decline, with snapshots taken across three years touring the no-tell motels and downtown districts of the United States.

In our regular Q&A column What’s My Scene, InReview speaks to emerging and established local artists to get their take on the South Australian creative scene and their place within it. This week, unmothered composer and Dead Darling Theatre co-founder Amelia Rooney shares her journey to the Adelaide Fringe.

Adelaide filmmaker Sophie Hyde’s new film Jimpa fictionalises the intergenerational queer experiences of her own family, in a star-studded “companion piece” to her low-budget debut. 

Lyn Dickens’ award-winning debut Salt Upon the Water reveals the fascinating, cosmopolitan and complicated past of Adelaide’s famed surveyor and designer Colonel William Light.

The unveiling of a west end tribute to a top Adelaide hip-hop trio that took the hard road from Blackwood is only A Matter of Time, well a matter of months to be more precise.

EXCLUSIVE: Back from overseas, artistic director Matthew Lutton speaks to InReview about the Adelaide Writers’ Week controversy that threatened to engulf his first Adelaide Festival program – starting next week.