What: If the future is to be worth anything: 2020 South Australian Artist Survey Where: ACE Open When: 12 September – 12 December Who: Ten local South Australia’s artists, check them all out here Sundari’s work seeks to explore what lies just beyond our perception, things invisible to us – things of the ‘dark’. Her sculptural installation for ACE Open’s latest exhibition is no exception, … Continue reading Collage Talks: Sundari Carmody
I’ve been super fortunate to be given the opportunity to preview SONODA’s latest release, as well as have a small chat with the musical lead, Lisa. Following are a few thoughts, as well as some insight to Lisa’s creative processes in crafting ‘meditative pop’ into a genre. Based in Los Angeles, SONODA consists of group members: Lisa (vocals and synth among many other instruments), Adrian … Continue reading Collage Talks: SONODA Music
What: If the future is to be worth anything — 2020 South Australian Artist SurveyWhere: ACE OpenWhen: 12 September – 12 DecemberWho: A whole lot of South Australia’s best artist, check them out here “Today’s been a good day, it’s been a long time coming.” Over the course of the last few months, Yusuf Ali Hayat has been busy. Emerging out of a SALA where … Continue reading Collage Talks: Yusuf Ali Hayat
R: Hey, Very Nice Massage! Thanks for agreeing to discuss your upcoming album, Based On The Data, with me! Z: Hello Rachel! Thank you for having us! R: Please introduce yourselves! Z: My name is Zach Stolz, I am one half of Very Nice Massage, and a musician living on Kangaroo Island and New York. C: My name is Chris Retsina, I am a musician … Continue reading Collage Talks: Very Nice Massage
By Katerina Grypma Hey there! It’s been a while… and what have I been up to this year, I hear you ask? Well, I actually set off for my student exchange/ Europe trip on January 2nd, and I returned to Australia just recently- in late June. I’m currently writing this from a room of the Sydney Harbour Marriott hotel, where I’ve been living for the … Continue reading Scenes from outside (and the return home)
Iberi are a six-person vocal and instrumental ensemble channels Georgia’s multitude of sounds, exploring the emotional potential of age-old polyphony and traditional instruments. We at Collage were lucky enough to talk to Buba ahead of their weekend stint at WOMADelaide 2020 where they will do it all — sing, dance, and cook. Collage: Iberi’s music is so beautiful, listening to it transports me to Georgia. In … Continue reading Collage Talks: Iberi
Earlier this year, Collage had the chance to chat with director Madeleine Parry. Starting with Murder Mouth, a short documentary which explored the ethical dilemma of eating meat from a very personal perspective, Parry then directed a series of documentaries for the ABC called Tough Jobs, the comedy-documentary hybrid series, also for the ABC, Corey White’s Roadmap to Paradise, and viral Netflix comedy special, Hannah … Continue reading Collage Talks: Madeleine Parry
I’ll never forget the first time I heard Dick Dale’s voice. How could I? It was during a filmmaking conference in 2016, when guest panelist and Please Like Me screenwriter Liz Doran opened the floor to Q&A. Dick had a question for her: with an easy, confident charm, he wanted to know if she had any tips for filming a man f*ck a chicken. Answers … Continue reading Collage Talks: Dick Dale
25 KM/H and Gundermann are among the top picks from German Film Festival Director Bettina Kinski. After its success last year, Palace Cinema has again partnered with the Goethe Institute to screen an array of films for the 2019 German Film Festival, which runs until 12 June. The festival’s director Bettina Kinski told Collage that it was the first time many of the films were … Continue reading Collage Talks: Bettina Kinski from the German Film Festival
I have spotted Oh Deliah playing beautiful music around Adelaide a few times over the last year, chances are you might have heard her too. Oh Deliah, aka Becky Althorp, describes herself as a ‘quiet old soul’. Growing up in the Adelaide Hills, she listened through her parents’ vinyl collection from an early age. Oh Deliah remembers listening to all sorts of music growing up, … Continue reading Collage Talks: Oh Deliah
