Max Dawn Gallery is proud to present paintings, illustrations and photography by Robert Bader (NSW), Karen Paris (SA), Sam Evans (SA) and Ruben H Bermudez (Spain).

6 - 27 March 2010
Max Dawn Gallery
47 Phillips Street, Thebarton
Phone: 0402 080 268
Email: maxdawngallery@gmail.com
Opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 2pm to 6pm or by appointment
maxdawngallery.blogspot.com

Active Art Studios are offering people a chance to try out different art making techniques. Book in to one of their Come 'n' Try Art days and create a finished art piece in a relaxed and fun environment with their inspirational tutors. People with little or no art making experience are very welcome. Oil Painting, Colour mixing, Oil painting for gardeners, Sculpture & Drypoint Printmaking classes available on weekends and evenings.

Starting Sunday 7 February
Call 0433 623 023 or visit the website for more details.

www.activeartstudios.com.au

Prue Gramp curates Quiet Reader, an exhibition of works that contain legible text and writing as well as works that more abstractly reference the structure, gesture and movement of writing and mark making. Quiet Reader features the work of Johnnie Dady, Sandy Elverd, Louise Flaherty, Paul Hoban, Kay Lawrence, Arthur Phillips, Annalise Rees, Olga Sankey, Lara Torr and Meg Wilson.

Artist talks by Kay Lawrence and Sandy Elverd Friday 12 March 2010 from 12:15pm - 1:00pm
12 February - 13 March 2010
Adelaide Central Gallery
45 Osmond Terrace, Norwood
Phone: (08) 8364 2809
Email: prue.gramp@acsa.sa.edu.au
www.acsa.sa.edu.au

This year the Adelaide Festival launches the inaugural Adelaide International 2010 - an exhibition curated by Victoria Lynn that features eleven international artists and collaborations located across five contemporary art organisations titled Apart, we are together.

Pick up a copy of the 2010 Adelaide Festival program for details of exhibition dates and venues.
www.adelaidefestival.com.au

This hilarious tribute to the genius of Charles Darwin explores Darwin’s Evolutionary theory, covering Natural Selection, Sexual Selection, Evolutionary Psychology, and much more. A highly entertaining and educationally accurate adventure; it may actually teach you something whilst also making you laugh out loud at things you wish your science teacher had said at school.

12 February - March 2010 at 7pm
The Hive in the Garden of Unearthly Delights
Tickets $20 full/$18 concession available through FringeTIX
Phone: 1300 FRINGE (374 643)
www.babasword.com

Experience a traditional African story of animals teaching humans how to live together in harmony. The Magic Waterhole is an age old Sudanese story of a woodcutter and his familty and their adventures with a greedy crocodile and a wise fox.

2-13 March 2010 at 8pm
Puppet Palace
Garden of Unearthly Delights
Tickets $15/$12 available through FringeTIX
Phone: 1300 FRINGE (374 643)
www.puppetpalace.com.au