The South Australian Museum’s biennial survey of nature-inspired contemporary art spans algal blooms, icebergs, and a giant feline from Abdul-Rahman Abdullah. But does it really capture the depth of Australian art’s response to the environment?

With a role in the new Wolf Creek already in the bag alongside a deeply personal film project, Connor Pullinger makes his mainstage debut this month in State Theatre Company South Australia’s gender-flipping take on Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest.

It’s official. French film icon Isabelle Huppert is the toast of Cannes with two lauded films, The Richest Woman in the World and new premiere Parallel Tales.

South Australian zoologist Danielle Clode tackles her prickliest subject yet: getting up close to the quilled monotreme with backwards feet, a tendency to hibernate when things get tough, and a leathery snout for snorting ants.

Former Zephyr Quartet cellist and composer Hilary Kleinig has stepped out of her comfort zone with her debut solo album alone : together.

After 25 years of making music, the Funkoars and A.B. Original emcee’s entirely self-produced solo album is both a ‘guilty pleasure’ and a survival story filled with his most personal material yet.