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Nexus Arts

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8212 4276

Address: North Terrace Lion Arts Centre, Cnr North Terrace & Morphett Street 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.nexusarts.org.au

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23.01.2022 OPPORTUNITY Do you want to train & work in the Film and TV industry ? South Australia's crew base will get a boost under the new initiative, Skilling South Australia Initiative, offering training and skilling opportunities for 50 people. The program will see 25 skilled workers from adjacent industries such as performing and visual arts, festivals and events, accountancy, trades, construction and more undergo training to join the screen industry for the first time, while... 25 existing crew will also be upskilled to fill key roles to meet the demands of the film sector. To find out more, and how to apply head to our website below (or link in bio). Applications close Monday, 31 May. https://www.safilm.com.au//lights-camera-action-for-more/ See more

22.01.2022 As you may already know, the Interplay Program is back this year with an exceptional group of musicians! We're delighted to introduce you to two more of our artists, Elizabeth and Gene. Elizabeth Ruyi is an Adelaide-based singer-songwriter who shares her honest passion for music with every performance. Her gentle but strong nature shines through when you listen to her expressive and heartfelt lyrics. Being an Australian-born Malaysian Chinese woman, her cultural background... and unique experiences make up a prominent part of where she finds her creative inspiration. In November 2020, Elizabeth released her debut single ‘Wondering,’ which received airplay on Triple J and Triple J Unearthed. She will be releasing her next single in June, 2021. Please welcome Elizabeth! Gene Phoa is an ex-advertising copywriter turned singer, songwriter and independent artist. Pairing a luminous voice with infectious hooks and anthemic storytelling, Gene’s music revolves around sharing his lessons in love and in life. Inspired by vintage pop, indie rock and alternative music, Gene is currently working on his debut studio project which is expected to launch in late 2021. Please meet Gene! To follow the artists: @genephoa @elizabethruyi : @jmarr090 @jaaredpalmer

22.01.2022 Sharing with our artists an opportunity from Carers SA seeking EOI for a commissioned public artwork.

21.01.2022 Illuminate Adelaide has today launched the full program for MAAD, taking place across the West End on 31 July. Nexus Arts is delighted to welcome our friends Aviva Endean and 2021 Cultivator Resident, Gabriella Smart back to Nexus Arts Venue, and we can't wait to meet Matthias Schack-Arnott. Visit https://www.illuminateadelaide.com for full program details. Stay tuned for another MAAD-related announcement from us later this week!

21.01.2022 Learn more about the historic, social and cultural contexts of tattoos from emerging curator and tattoist Chiranjika Grasby. What is the deeper narrative behind your tattoo? Only one week left to come in to see the exhibition 'Time & Trace' or view it online here: www.nexusartsgallery.com

20.01.2022 In partnership with @campbelltownarthouse, we are delighted to present the new exhibition "Home". This intercultural art exhibition brings together community artists from culturally diverse backgrounds and was curated by a network of South Australian community arts leaders through the Chinese Welfare Service, Hispanic Women's Association, Arabic Language and Culture Association of SA, and Campbelltown Arthouse. This exhibition is supported by the South Australian Government... through a Multicultural Affairs Stronger Together Grant. Participating artists: Alissar Aleid, @dijanakomad, Eliana Espinosa, Hala Naji, Haleh Kazemi, JianPing Miao, @by_kate_art, Li Xu, Luisaura Soares Assanti, Maria Aquino, Martha Sequeira, @mat.solart, Mnar Alnaghees, @mojganostovan_art, Quoc Hung Tran, Rehana Usman, Silvia I. Stansfield, Tania Zebian. See more

15.01.2022 With huge thanks to everyone from our networks who participated, we're thrilled to report that on Sunday we launched the industry toolkit we've produced to support arts organisations across the nation to reach wider audiences. The Governor of South Australia and Nexus Arts' Patron, the Honourable Hieu Van Le formally launched the resource for us, speaking alongside Jing Lee MLC, Assistant Minister to the Premier and Mayor Jill Whittaker, Campbelltown City Council. You can access You're Welcome A Guide for Arts Organisations to Increase Cultural Diversity in Our Audiences on our website: http://nexusarts.org.au/programs/youre-welcome-a-guide/ We'd love you to read the report and let us know what you think.

12.01.2022 Artwork by Truc Truong Exhibition East Wind curated by Jonathan Kim: 27 May - 2 July / Tues - Fri / 10am 4pm Nexus Arts Gallery... Cnr Morphett St & North Tce, Adelaide SA 5000 Special Saturday opening: 19 June, 12pm 4pm Online via www.nexusartsgallery.com See more

12.01.2022 Nexus Arts' 'Write Up' is back to help you with your next grant application! Free one-on-one sessions are available for culturally and linguistically diverse and First Nations artists until the end of the year. Applying for a grant can be a great way to gain support for an upcoming project, so get started today and contact us to book your session or to find out more!... Send an email to: [email protected] (you can also contact us directly through our social media pages). See more

11.01.2022 Bin Bai (aka Gentsu Gyatso) is a multidisciplinary visual artist, who currently works and lives in South Australia. He uses paintings, sculptures, architecture and animated films to explore the transformation of traditional art and the culture in contemporary art realm. He was born in Kham, Tibet, studied art in the art institutions in Chongqing, Kassel and Adelaide and was granted Master Degrees in Fine Art and Design in 2004 and 2021 respectively. ***SPECIAL WEEKEND OP...ENING THIS SATURDAY 12pm 4pm**** Exhibition East Wind curated by Jonathan Kim: 27 May - 2 July / Tues - Fri / 10am 4pm Nexus Arts Gallery Cnr Morphett St & North Tce, Adelaide SA 5000 Online via www.nexusartsgallery.com

10.01.2022 Meet two more of our Interplay Program participants for 2021, Koleh and GRECO REPTIL! Koleh uses his music’s unique and refreshing blend of South-East Asian instruments, samples and contemporary Indie-pop to transport listeners to Borneo rainforests and village long-houses. Embracing his heritage, the Kenyah Dayaks of Borneo, Koleh aims to carry on and share his tradition by playing the Sampe’, which is a traditional Dayak lute / guitar like instrument. This year, Koleh wi...ll be releasing ‘Maze’, the next single from his forthcoming EP ‘Songs From Upriver’. Juan David Londono A.K.A GRECO is a Colombian songwriter, musician, and graphic designer. As an artists he performs as GRECO REPTIL, combining rock, funk and electronic beats and utilising his skills as a composer, bass player and vocalist. GRECO REPTIL invites his audience into the experience of a party, and with programmed tracks, live instruments and graphics, it is a full sensory experience To follow the artists: @ukolehle @grecoreptil : /, Felipe Escobar See more

08.01.2022 OPPORTUNITY by Act Now Theatre: 2021 MakeSpace Residency EOI We won't tie you down to a theme or a format - you'll get to develop work on your own terms... The venue at ActNow’s MakeSpace will be yours for 2x2 weeks Artists/groups can choose a mentor to work with and pick their collaborators You'll receive $6,000 and an additional $5,000 to pay any other artist's fees, equipment and production costs What You’ll Deliver A midpoint digital sharing of the development of your work (e.g. Q&A livestream or development streaming with feedback session) A digital performing arts outcome Who is eligible? Emerging artists who currently reside in South Australia, with a right to live and work here Artists/ lead artists must self-identify as Queer or as belonging to a Black, Indigenous and People of Color community (or both) If you've engaged with us before on programmes such as Theatre of the Global Majority workshops and events and/or Queer Youth Theatre Workshops, don't forget to mention it! For more information visit: https://www.actnowtheatre.org.au/makespace-residencies

08.01.2022 FREE EVENT this weekend! Just a reminder that the very special performance by the Nexus Arts Orchestra at the fabulous Capri Theatre is coming up. Our performance is part of the 'Open House' series celebrating 150 years of the City of Unley. Booking is essential:... https://www.unley.sa.gov.au//COU-21-05-Unley-Open-House-Ne #intercultural #nexusarts #nexusartsorchestra #cityofunley #livemusic #adelaide #events

08.01.2022 Meet four more of our Interplay Artists for 2021! San Ureshi, which means "Joy of the Trio, experiment with various cultures, soundscapes and textures, breaking boundaries with their unique and dynamic compositions. The trio features music by Zhao Liang (Guzheng -Chinese harp), David Dai (Erhu-Chinese violin) and Satomi Ohnishi (Percussion), and have already given over 60 performances since forming in 2019. Please welcome San Ureshi! Maryam Rahmani is an Iranian born S...antur player who has been living in Adelaide since 2019. The Santur (or Santoor) is a delicate hammer dulcimer with 72 strings and Maryam has been playing this beautiful instrument since she was 12 years old, when she began exploring the tradition music of her homeland. Maryam is particularly excited by the universality of music and its ability to dissolve boundaries and bring people into an experience of mutual respect and understanding. : Searcy @bensearcyphoto Morgan Sette @morganesette See more

05.01.2022 Shane Mankitya Cook also known as Kooka is a proud Wulli Wulli and Guwa (Koa) descendant from Queensland. Shane has been adopted by and was named Mankitya which translates to "the scarred one" by the local Aboriginal Kaurna community in Adelaide, South Australia and more specifically mentored by Jack Buckskin of Kuma Kaaru, who Shane has had the opportunity to dance internationally with. Shane's work is currently showing as part of the exhibition Time and Trace curated by... Chiranjika Grasby Nexus Arts Gallery: 15 April - 14 May /Tue - Fri / 10am-4pm / Cnr Morphett St & North Tce CBD Online via nexusartsgallery.com Photos by @nyckittli #nexusarts #nexusartsgallery #timeandtrace #intercultural #interculturalart #acrylicart #aerosolart #inkoncanvas

01.01.2022 With the launch of MAAD earlier this week, we are delighted to announce as part of the program our new studio resident for July, Tailor Winston. Tailor Winston is an emerging interdisciplinary South Australian artist. Born on Kaurna Land to African/American and Italian parents, Tailor explores the experiences of the human condition through Afro-surrealism, from the perspective of a biracial woman. Using visual art, performance, and spoken word, she seeks to open conversations exploring decolonisation, environmentalism, and spiritual identity. Tailor invites her audience to journey within and engage with participatory elements of her works, exploring interconnectedness through a collective generosity.