Adelaide is home to a community of dedicated individuals and arts organisations who not only form the rich creative landscape of our city, but in recent weeks have also been working hard to bring arts experiences and connections into our homes.
While you might not able to visit your favourite galleries, live music venues or creative spaces just yet, here's your go-to guide for arts experiences online.
For digital exhibitions and resources
The Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) are channelling energy into their online space. Revisit the virtual tours of the 2020 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art or listen to the latest podcasts from AGSA's curators, artists and special guests.
fine print magazine have created INTERIORS, a specially commissioned and free to access digital edition which delves into the world of local artists and creators making art while in isolation.
Get to know Adelaide through the Adelaidia website and app, and uncover stories of the city's people, places and communities.
JamFactory are promoting their online shop to support independent artists and designers, plus you can check out the latest issue of Marmalade which is now available online for a variety of inspiring and uplifting industry content.
This city-based creative hub and gallery space has gone digital with virtual gallery walk-throughs, artist spotlights and an online shop so you can purchase directly from their artists.
Explore MOD.'s latest online platform, LIFE INTERRUPTED. This growing exhibition hosts your favourite interactive elements from previous exhibitions, and fosters social experiences.
Tune into conversations between artists and curators on Samstag Museum's ON ART Podcast, and explore the 2020 Adelaide//International through essays by Robert Cook, Ross Gibson, Rachel Hurst, Gillian Brown and Andy Butler.
The South Australian Museum Content for Connection page has everything you need for a virtual trip to the museum, including an online tour, collection information, curated content from recent exhibitions and educational resources for kids.
For your listening pleasure
Settle in with Adelaide Festival's comprehensive archive of podcasts, featuring their 2021 season of talks and forums.
Enjoy the luxury of a concert livestream every Friday at lunchtime, presented by the the faculty and students of the Elder Conservatorium of Music.
Stay in the loop with Adelaide's livestream scene and check out upcoming gigs with Music SA's Live Streaming Guide.
Last year, The Jade and Sunny Side Uploads were releasing live gigs online, which you can know find on their Youtube Channel.
For fun with kids
Patch Theatre have released an online activity page filled with fun and educational projects to try at home such as paper crafts, shadow drawing and story time.
Windmill are shining the spotlight on storytelling at home with their online platform for kids and families. Get moving with a Grug-inspired dance workout or settle in for some animated storytelling with their team of artists.
For creating at home
With the offer of free registrations and online exhibitions, SALA is more accessible than ever. Be an artist or audience member for this seasons festival, and jump into an exhibition, talk, tour, or studio visit this August.
Get inspired to pick up your uke with a Youtube channel full of lessons and performances thanks to the Ukulele Death Squad.
For industry support
City of Adelaide recognises the important role that creativity and culture can play in the social, wellbeing, economic development and experience of the community. Arts and Cultural Grants are now open for projects in 2021/22. For more information visit Arts & Cultural Grants.
The Guildhouse Community Resource Hub and website is the go-to for local visual artists, craftspeople and designers with the latest industry news, free resources (including the Artists Toolkit), call outs, and grants and funding opportunities.
The SA Film Corporation are redirecting funding to support local SA creatives, film companies, producers and the games sector. Support includes business mentoring, an apprentice program in partnership with Mercury Cinema, and targeted development funding for SA producers, companies and key creatives.