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Meet Unley locals as they explain how to pronounce their frequently mispronounced names

SAY MY NAME

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NEXT EVENT TAKING PLACE ON THE 8 FEB 2025

A MONUMENT TO TRIGGS TWO

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NEXT EVENT TAKING PLACE ON THE 13 MARCH 2025

BESTOWED

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First Nations led digital storytelling project as part of our Projects of the Everyday initiative

The Forgotten Nations: Lost Roads of Gatherings and Cultural Exchange

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Inaugural Festival from the 4 to 6 Oct, 2024

OPAL EVOLUTION

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As part of the 2024 Nature Festival and our ongoing Projects of the Everyday initiative

MOVING MOUNTAINS

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First Nations led, large-scale weaving sculpture project as part of our ongoing Projects of the Everyday initiative

KINGSTON WEAVING

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ART FOR EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE

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Meet Unley locals as they explain how to pronounce their frequently mispronounced names

SAY MY NAME

Watch their stories

NEXT EVENT TAKING PLACE ON THE 8 FEB 2025

A MONUMENT TO TRIGGS TWO

Find out more
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ART FOR

 

EVERYONE,

 

EVERYWHERE

ABOUT US

OSCA is a South Australian artist led organisation dedicated to the development, creation and role of contemporary art in public spaces. Our mission is to make memorable work with diverse artists and communities in many places and space.

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Government of South Australia, Arts South Australia
City of Port Adelaide Enfield
City of Onkaparinga

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OSCA acknowledges we live, work and create on Aboriginal Land – Always was. Always will be.

OSCA is funded by Arts South Australia with ongoing support from the City of Onkaparinga.