The Arts Centre Christmas Hours
The Arts Centre is currently closed and will re-open 10am Monday 4 January 2021, when normal hours will resume.
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2020 Surf Art Exhibition
Open until Monday 1 February
Winner - 2020 Surf art exhibition
Congratulations to Sara Lane, winner of the 2020 Surf art exhibition, with her work, Ocean Waves #10. On Sara's work, our Surf Art judge for 2020, Ron Lisle, says that it has immediate appeal, with a classical combination of earth tones and blues. He loves the colour and resin on board technique, which he sees as interesting and unusual, and enjoyed the feeling of movement of the water on the sand and the deep turquoise and ultramarine blue in the work.
To view more of Sara's work, or to commission your own piece, go to her Instagram page, www.instagram.com/sara_laneway_designs/ or her Facebook page www.facebook.com/ArtSaraLane
There is still plenty of time to visit and view the Exhibition. The Arts Centre will reopen at 10am Monday 4 January 2021, when our normal ours resume.
For further information email artsbookings@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au
Image: Ocean Waves #10, 2020, resin on wood.
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QUINTESSENTIAL SONGWRITER
featuring Harry Baulderstone
Harry performs timeless songs by Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Cat Stevens
Wednesday 10 February, 11am and 2pm
Tickets: $20
Phone: 8326 5577 to book
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SIMPLY SADE
featuring Bonnie Lee Galea
A Tribute to Sade, featuring her most loved songs.
Bonnie & the BoyZ! perform in the style of Sade her sophisticated blend of Soul Funk Jazz and Afro-Cuban Rhythms. A superb selection of simply the favourites and more including Smooth Operator, The Sweetest Taboo, Hang On To Your Love, Cherry Pie and more.
Saturday 27 February, 8pm
Tickets: $35, $30 concession
Book now.
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FORTIFIED
featuring Amity Dry
This is a war story. But there are no guns and ammo, just angry words and hurt pride. It's a story about blowing up your life and starting again. About divorce, love, loss and discovering a strength you never knew you had. This is Amity Dry at her most raw and heartfelt, and if you loved her smash hit '39 Forever' it is not to be missed.
Saturday 13 March, 2021, 8pm
Tickets: $35, $30 concession
Book now.
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Sauerbier House Christmas Hours
Sauerbier House will re-open 10am Wednesday 6 January 2021.
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INTRODUCING NEW ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE
5 January - 29 March
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Shirley Morgan
5 January - 29 March
Whilst in residence, local artist Shirley Morgan will explore her art practice using various mediums and creating artworks that reflect her deep connection with her great-grandfather and her ancestral lands. Shirley’s great-grandfather was a bush medicine man who was held in high regard throughout the community for his powers of healing and was referred to by the people in town as ‘doctor’.
The project Songlines of a Kamilaroi Elder, seeks to reveal a great-granddaughter’s contemplation of family, medicine, healing and culture.
Image : Durali bird and babies, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 60x60.
Image courtesy artist.
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The Silience Kollektive
Michelle Fairburn and Tamara Lee
5 January - 29 March
Working collaboratively as The Silience Kollektive to ask questions a such as;
How do we enter space? Why do we walk by?
How do we begin conversations? Why don’t we?
What sensory and instinctive shifts take place that inspire or enable us to make the unknown known, safe, and participatory?
At the intersection of arts, psychology, geography, and activism, The Silience Kollektive seeks to examine these questions through a series of psychogeography dérives, playful interventions, and self-imposed provocations inspired by the local Pt Noarlunga community and landscape.
Image: Zachęta, 2020, digital image.
Image Michele Fairbairn and Vicki Hollamby.
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ARTIST IN RESIDENCE EXHIBITIONS
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A line, a curve, a river, a song
Sonja Porcaro
On display until 30 January
Sauerbier House proudly presents new works by artist in residence Sonja Porcaro.
An exploration of Sauerbier House and its surrounds, including the cultural/ historical significance of the Onkaparinga/ Ngangkiparinga (‘women’s river’) and the colonial implications - via the visual, tactile and audible.
Sonja's exhibition is also available to view online here.
Image: A line, a curve, a river, a song, 2020, decorative plate holder, glass, felt, dimensions variable.
Image Sam Roberts.
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Hard Shadows
Rita Kellaway
On display until 30 January
Sauerbier House proudly presents new works by artist in residence Rita Kellaway.
Ancient, local geological rock formations are re imagined in an exploration of form, line and imagery in glass.
Rita's exhibition is also available to view online here.
Image: Onkaparinga Scopulus (detail), 2020, kiln-formed glass, 28 x 6 x 5 cm. Image courtesy artist.
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Artist Talk and Gallery Tour with Sonja Porcaro
Join Sonja Porcaro for a casual artist talk as she discusses the process and research used to generate her artist in residence exhibition, ‘A line, a curve, a river, a song’.
Following the talk Sonja offers a short gallery tour of this sensitive exhibition which deeply considers the cultural/ historical significance of the Onkaparinga/ Ngangkiparinga (women’s river) and the colonial implications of settlement.
Saturday 9 January
Two sessions: 2-2:45pm or 3-3:45pm
This is a free event however due to capacity limits bookings are required.
Image: a line, a curve, a river, a song (detail), decorative plate holder, glass, felt, dimensions variable.
Image Sam Roberts.
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EXPRESSWAY ARTS
Carclew
Lockdown
SUPPORT LOCAL
Lockdown is a theatrical presentation of the lived experiences of the ExpressWay Arts ensemble, a collection of young creatives from the Onkaparinga region.
Hunter and Alex break into the school at night. The teachers all think they’re trouble makers anyway, so they might as well make it worthwhile, right? But Scribble and Z are also on their way, and Alana-Rey and JJ have destructive plans of their own. Paths cross, windows smash and friendships are tested.
Set just before lock-down due to a global pandemic, this play follows a group of teenagers who all surreptitiously choose the same night to prove friendships, enact revenge, and make sacrifices for the people they love.
What you think you know to be true depends significantly on where you’re standing.
2021 Adelaide Fringe Performance Season
Suitable for ages 13+
WHERE: Carclew, 11 Jeffcott St, North Adelaide
WHEN: 19 – 27 February
TICKETS: $15 full / $12 schools / $7 equity
BOOKINGS: FringeTIX
Photo: Sam Roberts Photography.
Lockdown is a project of Carclew's ExpressWay Arts undertaken jointly with the City of Onkaparinga. Also supported by the Australia Council, the federal government's arts funding and advisory body, the Department of Premier and Caninet through Arts South Australia and Adelaide Fringe..
 
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Gotta Dance
Monday – Wednesday, various times
Saturday, 9.15–11.45noon
Bookings: 0401 906 289
Life drawing and portraits
Tuesdays, 7–8.30pm
Last Sunday of each month, 2–4.30pm
Bookings: 0433 975 590 or email julia.wakefield@gmail.com
Noarlunga and Southern District Camera Club
2nd and 4th Monday of each month,
7–10pm
More info: www.noarlungacameraclub.org
Noarlunga Theatre Company Inc
For performance times or to volunteer
Contact Linda Lawson 0417 826 968
More info: www.noarlungatheatrecompany.com
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Riverside Artists (ACH Group)
Fridays 9.30am–1pm
Bookings: 1300 224 477
Sunset Twirlers Square Dancing
Tuesdays 7–10pm
Thursdays 8–10pm
Bookings: www.sunsettwirlers.com
Starlets SA
Performing Arts Classes for ages 2–17
Bookings: www.starletssa.com
Therapeutic Soundbath Experience
1st Friday of each month
Bookings: www.shantisound.com.au
Yoga with Annie Bargery
Strength Yoga, Tuesdays, 6.30–8pm
Gentle Yoga, Wednesdays 10–11.30am
Strength/Vinyasa, Thursdays 7.30–9pm
Saturday morning class, 7–8.30am
Bookings: 8186 6829 / 0412 071 915
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