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Curator Insights and Immersive Art: What’s On in Adelaide Today

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10 February 2026/07:13
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Curator Insights and Immersive Art: What’s On in Adelaide Today
Source: Wikimedia Commons / Author: Amanda Slater

Art and Cultural Highlights

Adelaide’s cultural precinct on North Terrace is buzzing today with specialized talks and major exhibitions. A standout event for art lovers is the Tuesday Talk at the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA). Starting at 12:30 pm in the AGSA Forecourt, Leigh Robb, the Curator of Contemporary Art, will lead a fascinating discussion on the new installation by Jeppe Hein titled Modified Social Sculptures. This free session offers a deep dive into how interactive art transforms public spaces.

Just a short walk away, the South Australian Museum is hosting the significant exhibition Wangka Walytja – the Life and Times of the Papunya Literature Production Centre. Open throughout the day, this display celebrates the pioneering creation of Pintupi-Luritja literature. Additionally, the museum’s foyer features the Country, Culture, People installation, which explores over 30 years of native title in South Australia.

Outdoor Fun and Family Activities

For those looking to make the most of the summer weather, The Big Bounce Australia continues its residency at Bonython Park. This massive touring event features the world’s largest jumping castle and a variety of inflatable obstacle courses suitable for all ages. It is a perfect afternoon activity for families looking for high-energy entertainment.

As evening approaches, the Moonlight Cinema in Botanic Park offers a relaxed outdoor movie experience. The February season is currently in full swing, allowing locals to enjoy cinema under the stars in one of the city's most beautiful parkland settings. Visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic rug and enjoy the twilight atmosphere before the screening begins.

Cinema and Specialized Screenings

If you prefer the cool comfort of an indoor theater, Adelaide’s cinemas have a diverse lineup for Tuesday, February 10. A highlight for classical music enthusiasts is the Met Opera 2025-26: I Puritani screening at Palace Nova Eastend, scheduled for 12:30 pm. This specialized event brings world-class opera to the big screen with high-definition visuals and sound.

Mainstream cinema schedules are also packed today, with Hoyts Tea Tree Plaza and Palace Nova Prospect showing several new releases, including:

  • Shelter – A gripping drama about a reclusive man and a mysterious storm.
  • Marty Supreme – A story following a young man's pursuit of greatness in the world of professional ping pong.
  • Is This Thing On? – A contemporary comedy screening at multiple locations throughout the afternoon and evening.
  • Avatar: Fire and Ash – James Cameron’s latest epic, continuing to draw audiences in its immersive format.