Create4Adelaide has launched!

Create for Adelaide
Launched in 2023, Create4Adelaide is a large-scale, year-long project that encourages young people to develop their creative skills and engage with local climate change priorities.

This is an opportunity for young people to be part of something big; to express themselves artistically, to think outside of the box and to engage with important issues around climate change in a local setting.

It starts with a call out to young South Australians to vote on the three top climate priorities. 

The priorities chosen through this survey will form the basis for a brief and call-out for artwork created by young people across the state. With inspiration and support from their teachers and local artists, students will be invited to create art that offers ideas to address the climate priorities and inspire action.

The project

Create4Adelaide is a large-scale, year-long project that encourages young people to develop their creative skills and engage with local climate change priorities. The project culminates in digital and physical exhibitions that will be presented as part of the 2024 Adelaide Festival.

Join this exciting project as we head toward Adelaide Festival 2024!

Create for Adelaide

Create4Adelaide timeline

FEBRUARY 2023
Young people will be invited to vote on their climate change priorities in Adelaide and South Australia.
MARCH 2023
During the Adelaide Festival, those priorities will be revealed, being the inspiration for a call-out for artworks created by young people
APRIL – NOVEMBER 2023
With inspiration and support from their teachers and local artists, students will be invited to create art that offers ideas to address climate priorities and inspire action.
DECEMBER 2023
Young People will chose the art works they want to represent them at the 2024 Adelaide Festival.

Visit create4adelaide.au to find out more or go directly to the survey to vote!

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