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ONKAPARINGA PRESENCE
A Group Photographic Series
On display Friday 12 March - Monday 12 April
Opening Saturday 13 March, 2-4pm
To be opened by Erin Thompson, Mayor, City Of Onkaparinga.
Refreshments will be served during this time.
This mindful photography project is inspired by the Onkaparinga region. It’s about connecting with nature, loving where we live and capturing that moment, in a series of high quality images of differing perspectives, reflecting the unique and diverse beauty of the area.
The exhibition is the result of a joint project between Happy Snappers Adelaide and Artworks Inc. Community Arts Studio, located at Holly Cottage in Hackham.
COVID safe practices will be in place.
Images supplied by artists.
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Noarlunga and Southern District Camera Club
On display until Monday 12 April
The Noarlunga and Southern District Camera Club meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at the Arts Centre. The Club aims to build an environment of friendship, mutual learning and support, and a place where members can all come to enjoy the world of photography and all its aspects.
Image: photograph by Lyndal Gibson
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BILLY UNPLUGGED
The Songs of Billy Joel
Anthony Mara showcases the songs of BILLY JOEL in a unique, raw and acoustic performance.
A new twist on many of the Piano Man’s greatest hits, and the untold stories behind classic songs. A captivating show, premiering for the first time in 2021.
Wednesday 10 March
Two shows 11am or 2pm
Tickets: $20 each
Book online here.
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FEELIN' GROOVY
The Songs of Simon and Garfunkel
Harry Baulderstone and Marcus Ryan present Feelin’ Groovy: The Songs Of Simon & Garfunkel. Fresh off a tour of the Northern Territory as well as selling out at the Adelaide Fringe for 4 years running, the boys return to the Arts Centre at Port Noarlunga now with an exciting band to bring these hits even more to life. The group faithfully capture the spirit of the legendary folk duo as well as highlighting the highs and lows of the pair’s career in an intimate setting.
Their unique yet honest spin on the iconic sound of Simon and Garfunkel is sure to impress crowds. With hits including The Sound of Silence, Mrs. Robinson, Cecilia, The Boxer, and Bridge Over Troubled Water, you’ll be guaranteed some goosebumps inducing, foot tapping, acoustic goodness. Get ready to feel groovy!
Saturday 20 March, 8pm
Tickets: $35 Adult, $30 Conc.
Book now.
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BLUE
The Songs of Joni Mitchell
Australian cabaret chanteuse and musical theatre star, Queenie van de Zandt, renowned for her artful story telling and raw, emotive vocals, brings to you the songs, stories and art of the musical legend that is Joni Mitchell. Renaissance woman, painter and poet, Mitchell created a soundtrack for the Woodstock generation.
In BLUE, Queenie, along with legendary musical director Max Lambert and a live band, explores her love of all things Joni. Using voice overs and intimate storytelling, Queenie takes us on a sonic journey through her life, loses and loves, affectionately reinterpreting Joni Mitchell’s melancholy music, and intimately revealing the stories behind some of her most haunting songs such as A Case of You, Both Sides Now and Little Green.
BLUE is a beguiling night of melancholic songs, poetic storytelling and haunting vocals in a perfect intimate setting.
Saturday 24 April, 8pm
Tickets: $35 Adult, $30 Conc.
Book now.
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ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE
Exhibition Launches
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SHIRLEY MORGAN
Songlines of a Kamilaroi Woman
Kamilaroi elder Shirley Morgan shares the path her life has woven through paint, colour and story.
Saturday 27 March, 2-4pm
Officially launched by Michelle Hopkins at 2.15pm.
Bookings are essential.
This launch has been generously sponsored by Hugo Wines.
Image: Bush Medicine, 2021, acrylic, 60x60cm.
Image Julia Boros
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THE SILIENCE KOLLEKTIVE
Alchemik
Intersecting arts, psychology, geography and activism, Silience Kollektive engages in psychogeographical dérives, playful interventions and provocations to create works inspired by the Port Noarlunga landscape.
Saturday 27 March, 2-4pm
Officially launched at 2.30pm by Christopher Orchard, Artist and Associate Professor at Adelaide Central School of Art.
Ambient original compositions by Nicholas Dallwitz.
Bookings are essential.
This launch has been generously sponsored by Hugo Wines.
Image: Michele Fairbairn and Vicki Hollamby. Rêverie, Cyanotype on cotton watercolour paper 200gsm, image size 420x297mm. Image courtesy artists.
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UPRISING
Neville Cichon
On until Saturday 20 March
Signs are emerging.
The ocean, and all within it, break their silence on the unsustainable human impacts they have endured.
Pollution, overfishing and the many impacts from a changing climate are just some of the threats confronting the health of the ocean, and subsequently our future. The enormous contribution the ocean has made to delaying the broader impacts of climate change will no longer go unnoticed. Through various photographic styles, activity above and below the surface come to light.
Uprising sponsored by Bowden Print Group and Prolab Imaging.
  
Image: Uprising, 2020, pigment print, 60x40cm.
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SOUTH BY SOUTH
Gilbert Roe
On until Saturday 20 March
South by South records experimental navigation's that define the artist's sense of place in this world.
Using the lumen printing process Roe explores and records the latent and unknown, making use of readily available objects, liquids and unused photographic printing paper.
Are these maps or charts of imagined terrestrial land-forms and seascapes?
‘There is no need to build a labyrinth when the entire universe is one’. Jorge Luis Borges
Image : Untitled, 2020, archival pigment print, 25 x 20cm. Image courtesy artist.
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GILBERT ROE | Artist Talk and Gallery Tour
Saturday 6 March, 2.30-3.30pm
Join visiting artist Gilbert Roe for a casual artist talk as he discusses the lumen print process used to generate his current [GRAFTd] exhibition South by South.
Following the artist talk Gilbert offers a short gallery tour of this intriguing exhibition to further unpack the various works and his experimental approach to photography.
FREE EVENT Due to COVID-19 capacity limits, bookings are essential.
Image: #10, 2021, archival digital print, 48.3 x 32.9cm. Image courtesy artist.
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SILIENCE KOLLEKTIVE | Psychogeography Cyanotype Workshop
Saturday 13 March, 1-3pm
Presented by Silience Kollektive - current artists in residence Michele Fairbairn and Vicki Hollamby, this workshop will be a unique psychogeography dérive, exercise in mindfulness, and cyanotype-making adventure.
During the workshop, participants will explore themes around how we are shaped by the place and time we are immersed in, and be invited to mine for, find meaning in, and be guided by the geography surrounding Sauerbier House, culminating in the creation of cyanotype images.
All materials included.
Suitable ages 18 and over.
$15 per participant.
Bookings are essential.
Covid safe practices will be adhered to.
Image: Cyanotype on cotton watercolour paper. Image courtesy artists.
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Gotta Dance
Monday – Wednesday, various times
Saturday, 9.15–11.45am
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
Tangerine Meg
Bold art for bold souls
Thursdays 1-3pm
Bookings: tangerinemeg.com/art-lessons
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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