Join us for the Official Opening Saturday, April 17th 2021, 4pm – 5pm Location: Walter Nichols Gallery, Nautilus Arts Centre
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April 16 - 25 2021 For full program and tickets visit www.saltfestival.com.au
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Curated by artist-geographer Dr Candice Boyd, Finding Home is an exhibition of research findings from the Engaging Youth in Regional Australia (EYRA) study funded by the Australian Research Council from 2019-2021. Inspired by discussions with community groups and interviews with young people, 16 artworks were produced. Paired with explanations and direct quotations, these works aim to illustrate the research in a uniquely personal way. Youth outmigration has been an issue in regional Australia for decades, based on an enduring assumption…
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Legacy: Reflections on Mabo The Nautilus Arts Centre is delighted to present Legacy: Reflections on Mabo, the first major art exhibition exploring the Mabo legacy from Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives, and the first to incorporate significant curatorial direction by the Mabo family. The exhibition will run from July 5th until August 14th 2021. Legacy: Reflections on Mabo celebrates the man behind the game-changing Native Title Act, Eddie Koiki Mabo. Co-curated by Gail Mabo, Dr Jonathan McBurnie and Kellie Williams, the exhibition brings…
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Vera and Jenna Richards are 2 sisters from Galinyala (Port Lincoln or “place of sweet water”) who have a combined love of art and creativity. The Yagalbili Ngandya Exhibition (meaning “The Beauty of 2 Sisters” in their traditional Barngarla language) is a collection of their artwork that they have created over the years and finally decided to share with the Nautilus and you. The exhibition will be running at the Nautilus from the 12th of July – 23rd September 2021…
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Artists Brenton Bailey (Coffin Bay) and Karl James (Whyalla) have collaborated to present the exhibition ‘Telling Stories’ for this years South Australian Living Artists Festival (SALA) in our Walter Nicholls Gallery. The exhibition runs from 17th August to 24th September 2021. The works of Karl James in this exhibition are side glances, fleeting glimpses into the imaginary, postcards from dreams half remembered. They are narratives taken from between the lines of fairy tales. Images rendered from a peek into the…
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