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OzAsia Festival’s Artist in Schools resident, Jingwei Bu, brings daily life to the walls of Children’s Artspace through performative drawings made in collaboration with children.

Indulge your senses at OzAsia Festival’s Lucky Dumpling Market with the sights, sounds, tastes and smells of a bustling Asian open-air food market.

Lighting up the opening weekend of OzAsia Festival, Moon Lantern Trail celebrates harvest festival traditions and stories from across Asia.

Reuniting Cargoes showcases trade ceramics from the 9th to the 19th centuries and illustrates how archaeologists and communities use science to uncover their cultural importance.

A saree is more than a garment; it is a symbol and expression of cultural identity and pride.

Deaf Japanese artist Chisato Minamimura unveils the hidden perspectives of Deaf survivors of the 1945 atomic bombings in Japan.

Qais Essar artfully blends the rich folk and classical music traditions of ancient India and Afghanistan with the music of today.

Inspired by the vibrant Japanese star festival, get ready for a hands-on art adventure perfect for families!

Wish You Were Here evokes solitude and yearning within urban landscapes, challenging perceptions and celebrating communal unity.

Dive into a wild world of an artist consumed by love, madness, and maybe something a little stronger.

The Players Series (TPS) South Australia is a mixed gender professional golf tournament attracting leading male and female golfers from across the country as well

Ash Grunwald, renowned for his electrifying live shows and vibrant blues music, has inspired a generation with his road-trip ethos of 'surf by day, jam