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Instead of leaning into the political, the exhibition of 24 artists is a gentle invitation to look at ourselves – and the world – anew
Perth-born Jacobus Capone is willing to clamber over glaciers in the Arctic Circle or bury himself for weeks in a Japanese forest to make art. Only, he wouldn’t call it art.
ArtsHub speaks with curator José Da Silva on his visions for the next Adelaide Biennial, and the artists who give those ideas shape.
Artist and poets will lead an exploration of places of refuge and sanctuary in the 18th Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art next year, with work spilling onto the city streets and leaving a legacy of public art.
The prize, open to artists up to the age of 40, offers an overview of emerging talent from all over Australia.