This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

A photograph of a Maradona themed installation including photos on a wall, a painted mural, and cream display box hanging from an artificial green vine trellis
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Cabinet

The loose interpretative structure of this presentation considers encounters with art that elicit joy and wonder to incite empathic responses towards difference and new ways of thinking about place, cultural narratives and memory.

The work-in-progress show of the fab workshop X Fringe residency are inspired by Wunderkammer, which translates as room of wonder, and Altarini - the intimate street-altar/ shrine cabinets displayed throughout Naples. The new works stress the process of questioning rather than striving to arrive at a polished argument that is put on display. They create a platform to present alternative narratives and non-Western discourses that plot new relations between artworks, people, histories and contexts to present the world as infinitely complex, intricate, and wondrous.

Presented by: Yusuf Hayat & Alice McCool

Alice McCool and Yusuf Hayat have worked together across a broad range of creative projects. Their combined practices encompass writing, painting, moving image, sculpture, installation and photography. Their curatorial practice is underpinned by an interest in alternative exhibition spaces and presentations that create a platform to present alternative narratives and discourses that plot new relations between artworks, people, histories and contexts to present the world as infinitely complex, intricate, and wondrous.
Visual Arts and Design • Contemporary
South Australia • World Premiere

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes

Accessibility

 
High visual content
 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

Presenter

Presented by: Yusuf Hayat & Alice McCool

Alice McCool and Yusuf Hayat have worked together across a broad range of creative projects. Their combined practices encompass writing, painting, moving image, sculpture, installation and photography. Their curatorial practice is underpinned by an interest in alternative exhibition spaces and presentations that create a platform to present alternative narratives and discourses that plot new relations between artworks, people, histories and contexts to present the world as infinitely complex, intricate, and wondrous.

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