Enjoy a curated program of films, music and tours every Sunday in January.

Kick off the new year with the first Tarnanthi Sunday Sessions for the season. Take a guided tour of the exhibition and learn more about the exhibiting artists through a series of video portraits, then soak up the sounds of a diverse array of First Nations musicians. Join us for a day of cultural immersion for all ages, with Start at the Gallery in the morning rolling into the chilled vibes of Sunday Sessions in the afternoon.

1-5pm
Tarnanthi Video Portraits
Encounter a beautiful series of short films capturing the cultures and creative practices of Tarnanthi artists, produced for AGSA by Closer Productions. This screening is accompanied by a collaborative weaving workshop for kids and families, presented as part of Start at the Gallery.

1pm
Phylo
Enjoy the rapid rhymes and smooth fresh flow of local rapper Phylo.

1.30pm & 2.30pm
DJ EJ
Move your feet to an energetic mix of beats and tunes from DJ EJ, an up-and coming young Torres Strait Islander DJ hot off the Northern Sound System decks.

2pm
Tarnanthi Tour

Join our Gallery Guides for a tour of the Tarnanthi exhibition. Learn about the works on display, the artists who created them and the cultures they reflect.

2pm
Casii Williams
Soak up the sweet acoustic sounds of Western Arrernte singer-songwriter Casii Williams. Coming from a revered musical family, Casii started performing at 10 years old and is now carving her own path with a unique mix of electronic influences and rootsy indie vibes.

3pm
Nathan May
Groove to the smooth guitar-driven tunes of Arabana, Yawuru and Marridjabin singer-songwriter Nathan May.

4pm
Mums on Tour
Be enchanted by the warm and wonderful sounds of three soulful singer-songwriters from up north. Patsy Coleman is a powerhouse performer from the top end, Jessie K is a mean guitar player who calls Alice home, and Casii Williams is a Western Arrernte woman and third-generation musician making her own mark on the scene. Bringing their voices together and calling on their life experiences, their music combines country, blues, reggae and soul in the perfect mix to leave you wanting more.

Sunday Sessions is presented by Tarnanthi, in partnership with BHP and with the support of the Government of South Australia.