by Butler, Liz, Moy, Maggie.
(im)Perfection presents works by South Australian artists Liz Butler and Maggie Moy, who share a preoccupation with the histories of discarded objects and overlooked elements ...
by Horne, Anna, Marsh, Claire.
Contrasting ideas of transience, permanence, and transformation can be found in Fabricated Nature. Sculptor Anna Horne and multi-disciplinary artist Claire Marsh present a selection of ...
by Downes, Nancy, Turnbull, Lucy.
Art Work transposes the private world of the artist studio in to the public realm of the gallery. Adelaide artists Nancy Downes and Lucy Turnbull ...
by West, Vicki.
Highly regarded Tasmanian artist Vicki West of the trawlwoolway people continues her deeply rooted cultural exploration through an immersive installation at Adelaide Central School of ...
by Chehade, Patty, Lau, Kai Yang, Parnis, Sally, Richards, Malcolm.
An initiative of Doctors’ Health SA, the Art of Medicine exhibition features artworks by a variety of doctors and medical students, who maintain an artistic ...
by Gutteridge, Rob.
From a lifetime of researching, drawing and painting the human figure, Rob Gutteridge's work evidences a keen appreciation of anatomy, structure and form. This exhibition ...
by Thompson, Yve.
An exhibition of works by Tom Borgas (SA), Kristian Glynn (Vic) and Yve Thompson (SA) Abstract: of or relating to the formal aspect of art, ...
by Ahlefeldt, Lily, Broad, Cassie, Hanisch, Nicholas, Morgenstern, Monika, Taylor, Jessica, Tower, Ash.
With a spring in my step is an exhibition of new work, timed to coincide with the Adelaide Fringe Festival; an exciting and enjoyably frantic ...
by Boettcher, Sue, Butler, Liz, Fuller, Helen, Gore, Anna, Kestell, Glenn, Kontakos, Irene, Kurucz, Kate, Pippett, Jenna, Thurgate, Luke.
13 artists that in their own individual way, have developed work that relates directly to the notion of adornment; adornment of our bodies, our living ...
Parallelo documents and explores the contemporary drawing practices of two prominent Australian artists, Godwin Bradbeer and Christopher Orchard. The work of these two artists evidence ...
by Kestell, Glenn.
New work by Glenn Kestell
by Lea, Nerissa, Lehmann, Chelsea, Platten, Anna.
Telling brings together work by five artists, Nerissa Lea, Chelsea Lehmann, VR Morrison, Marie Peter-Toltz and Anna Platten, who use narrative to explore some of ...
by Austin, Daryl, Hastings, Rebecca, Richardson, Mary-Jean.
Dead or Alive features the work of three South Australian artists: Daryl Austin, Rebecca Hasting and Mary-Jean Richardson. The exhibition looks at representations and symbols ...
by Dady, Johnnie, Jones, Dee, Orchard, Christopher, Platten, Anna, Taylor, Rod, Young, Lisa.
30 Years of Adelaide Central School of Art: Gilles Street 1989-1993 William Anschutz, Johnnie Dady, Rita Hall, Dee Jones, Christopher Orchard, Anna Platten, Rory Richardson, ...
by Bromley, Stephanie, Gore, Anna, Jones, Rhiannon, Pippett, Jenna.
Stephanie Bromley, Anna Gore, Rhiannon Jones & Jenna Pippett
by Allender, Morgan, Brown, Nic, Carletti, Katia, Fuller, Helen, Valamanesh, Angela, Young, Lisa.
Florabotanica features the work of 8 SA artists: Morgan Allender, Nic Brown, Katia Carletti, Chris de Rosa, Helen Fuller, Lisa Young, Angela Valamanesh and George ...
by Dady, Johnnie, Dodd, James, Fraser, Rohan, Kestell, Glenn.
4 South Australian artists (Johnnie Dady, James Dodd, Rohan Fraser and Glenn Kestell), each working in a distinct and different discipline, from painting to sculpture, ...
by But-Husaim, Deidre, Fuller, Helen, Waters, Sera.
Sculptural stitchings, layered paintings and coiled vessels all feature in See Unseen. Three artists, Deidre But-Husaim, Helen Fuller and Sera Waters are connected by their ...
by Mara, Jess, Robinson, Julia.
Neck of the Woods features the work of four artists: Hailey Lane, Jess Mara, Julia Robinson and Talia Wignall. Working in distinct disciplines, each artist ...
by Brown, Nic, Frawley, Cathy, Parnis, Sally, Wood, Lyn.
Grounded includes the work of Nic Brown, Cathy Frawley, Sally Parnis and Lyn Wood. Drawn to the landscape, it becomes not so much a subject ...
