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EINA CROCHET: SLOW HANDS OVER MACHINES

In a world built for speed and convenience, Monique Davis of Eina Crotchet prefers the slowness and care of crocheting by hand. Ahead of her brand’s first workshops this June, we talk about her time at fashion school, creating as a digital native and her most ambitious garments yet.

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MAKING ROOM FOR MINDFULNESS

Stanza Studio offers personalised Pilates centred on presence and slow ritual. This summer, 25-year-old founder Capri Montesi is inviting people to experience the practice through a gentle weekend retreat in the Adelaide Hills.

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THE JOURNEY OF IRON WINTER

Adelaide Film Festival has kicked off this week and among its highlights is Iron Winter, a documentary on an ancient herding tradition set in Mongolia’s frozen Tsakhir Valley. Homebound spoke with Adelaide-based producer Ben Golotta on the new film.

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KEEPSAKES WITH COURTNEY HOGAN

Having just celebrated 10 years of jewellery making, we caught up with Courtney Hogan to discuss how meaning is assigned to adornments, finding renewal through creative block, and navigating the quandaries of sole trader life.

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JAZZ MEETS DANCE WITH ALEXANDER FLOOD

Fresh off the release of his internationally acclaimed fourth album, Artifactual Rhythm, Adelaide drummer Alexander Flood chats about his roots in jazz, love of dance music, and how he brings the two together.

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HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Practising art shouldn’t be lonely. Studio space The Rundle Collective is hosting the next Guildhouse Greets community event, showing how connection is key to breaking physical, mental, and financial barriers in the industry.

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ON DREAMING WITH DAVID MUSCH

Multi-disciplinary artist David Musch unveils his first solo exhibition as a part of Adelaide Fringe this year in a captivating eight-room walkthrough and an enigmatic journey of his ever-evolving practice. We delve into his world of dreams, light, and imagination.

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