Christine Nicholls
Abstract
The annual South Australian Living Artists Festival is a lively grassroots phenomenon that has been enthusiastically embraced by visual artists and the art-loving public alike. While not all of its artists involved are household names, SALA serves as a model for art as broader social action.
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The annual South Australian Living Artists Festival is a lively grassroots phenomenon that has been enthusiastically embraced by visual artists and the art-loving public alike. While not all of its artists involved are household names, SALA serves as a model for art as broader social action.
Key concepts: Grassroots, Action (physics), Phenomenon, Visual arts, Art, Aesthetics, Media studies, Sociology