As Monet to Matisse: Defying Tradition opens to the public, Art Gallery of South Australia’s Tansy Curtin shares the simple pleasures and treasured memories that shape her life.

Dr Kylie Dankiw’s research into the benefits of nature for children will form the basis of a new book for educators and families, inspired by her own childhood outdoor adventures and supported by the Firefly Children’s Foundation.

Cabaret sensation Michael Griffiths is back in Adelaide for The Rep’s production of comedy classic The Man Who Came to Dinner, where he will share the stage with a star-studded cast.

South Australian artist Billie Justice Thomson is known for her bold and playful illustrations – now, she’s teaming up with fellow creative Arlon Hall to transform Art Gallery SA’s The Studio into an immersive space inspired by Monet to Matisse.

In an era of unrelenting visual noise, standing out in the endless scroll rarely arrives by accident. It arrives through proximity, through a video and photography team that have been present since before the lens cap came off the camera.

Kate Cypress’ journey from young storyteller to published author is now inspiring South Australian students this upcoming Book Week to embrace their imagination.

With studio-based teaching, practicing artists and a deeply supportive environment, Adelaide Central School of Art is proving that artistic skill is built, not born.