Join AMaGA SA for a GLAM Roadtrip to Fabrik and Gawler

Pick up 9am Kintore Avenue, travel to Gawler for a coffee (provided by AMaGA) and a tour of the Gawler Heritage Gallery exhibition. We will then travel to Lobethal to have lunch at the Lobethal Hotel (attendees’ own expense) and a tour of the new exhibition at Fabrik.

‘The Nature of the Hidden World: A Mega Story'

Journey to South Australia’s oldest country town, Gawler, to experience the Heritage Gallery exhibition ‘The Nature of the Hidden World: A Mega Story.'

In 1891 a rare diprotodon skeleton was unearthed at the back of a cottage in Gawler, close to the ford over the South Para River. Excited locals quickly informed the scientist Walter Howchin who was lecturing on geology and palaeontology at the Gawler Institute. This exhibition explores the connections between the First Nations peoples who lived in this area and hunted these animals, their Dreaming and the complex relationship between changes in climate and species extinction. What can a shared understanding of Country and science and history tell us? Come and see.

FABRIK X ACSA

Alycia Bennett, Tony Busch, Lucia Dohrmann, Chelsea Farquhar,
Yana Lehey, Khanh Mai, Julia Robinson, Sera Waters

Adelaide Central School of Art is a South Australian institution; for the last seven years it has been recognised as the best art school for student experience in South Australia in the independent national QILT survey.

Featuring prominent South Australian textile artists, such as Julia Robinson and Sera Waters, among its teaching faculty, the School has produced a diverse range of interesting textile artists. This exhibition draws together staff and students to showcase the variety and quality of these textile practices.

Image: Julia Robinson Dressed In Weeds (detail) textile and found components