arts
We Live By The Sea
When Katy, a teenager
with autism, meets lonely
Ryan, they make a connection
that will shake their worlds
forever. Presented by
Patch of Blue, We Live By
The Sea features playful,
visual storytelling with a
live electronic score about
autism, friendship and a very
big wave.
Wild Things
See Adelaide’s Women’s and
Children’s Hospital transformed into
a world of landscapes where beautiful
creates lurk.
The works, created by 16 artists
who work from the Tutti Arts studios,
invite people to rekindle childhood
imaginings of all that is wild and free.
Wild Things is presented by Tutti Arts in
SEA Me
collaboration with the WCH Foundation.
Inspired by Port Adelaide and
the sea that surrounds it, SEA Me
is an exhibition from Tutti Arts that
features seascapes and the creatures
that live in its deep blue depths.
It showcases a colourful body
of work developed by four Tutti
visual artists based at the Fontanelle
workshop and studios in Port
Adelaide.
Tutti means everyone and Tutti
Arts is a South Australian multi-arts
organisation with the vision of taking
the work of artists with disability to
Look Mum … No Hands! performance that challenges everyday
Brisbane-based Indelability Arts perceptions of what it means to live
look forward to presenting their
theatre production Look Mum …
the world.
with disability.
Full of antics, music and heart-
For show dates and tickets, and
No Hands! (The Legless Bar Years). warming stories, the Indelability Arts further information about the
The ensemble of four artists brings cast take to the stage at their local Adelaide Fringe, head to the
together a variety of skills – including annual open mic night. The show Fringe website.
singing, songwriting and comedy received an Adelaide Fringe Artist www.adelaidefringe.com.au
– all wrapped up in a cabaret style Fund grant.
linkonline.com.au
arts
59