environment

Wild Summer: school holidays in Adelaide Botanic Garden

Escape to the great outdoors these school holidays with your primary-school aged children for Wild Summer fun! * Whacky wildlife and funky flora with Wild Man! Wed 10 and Tue 16 Jan Adventurers will explore the rich tapestry of birds, bugs, beasts and botanicals that call the Garden home. * Camouflage Collage Creations Thur 11 and Fri 19 Jan Create a vibrant collage using recycled materials to show a habitat full of plants and wildlife. Be inspired by the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition. * Walk on the Wild Side Fri 12 and Tue 23 Jan Delve into extraordinary stories from nature with Charles Darwin (Charlie D to you, friends!) as you journey through the rainforest conservatory. * Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition Open daily until 31 Jan Marvel at the natural beauty and diversity of our planet in these stunning photos.

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Seeing The Invisible

Bring your smart phone or device to reveal 13 works of contemporary art that become visible only through the magic of augmented reality (AR) technology. Seeing the Invisible is a free, international exhibition being presented simultaneously in eight countries across the globe. It is the most ambitious and expansive exhibition of its kind to date, with Adelaide Botanic Garden as the only place in Australia to experience the art. Now you have the chance to join more than a million people who enjoyed the exhibition last year. Presented amongst a beautiful botanical backdrop, the artworks address themes around nature, environment and sustainability. Their digital format removes any need to physically disturb the Garden and keeps the carbon footprint to a minimum. Many of the works have an interactive element, offering a fun and unique way to explore the space where art, technology and nature intersect. The exhibition makes a wonderful day out for all the family! World renowned artists displaying their work includes: Ai Weiwei, Refik Anadol, El Anatsui, Isaac Julien CBE RA, Mohammed Kazem, Sigalit Landau, Sarah Meyohas, Pamela Rosenkranz, Timur Si-Qin.

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