Words by Socrates, Tom Paine, Ted Wakefield, Bill Light and ex-Premier Hart. Impressions of the Port and Semaphore, now being destroyed! Front-end-loader archaeology of sacred sites, bulldozer cleansing of heritage and community! Includes hand-coloured memorial prints of Hart's Mill, tragically taken from us, at age 155 years!

Five South Australian women artists - Cedar Prest, Lynne Sinclair-Wood, Debra Drake, Louise Hewit, Rebecca Cook inspired by the ancient traditional Irish/British image 'Shelagh-na-Gig', make contemporary art works in a variety of media. On Sunday 14th March, we will run a workshop at the gallery to make your own 'Shelagh'.

I see the unadorned nude as representing humanity at its most fundamental, and especially emphasising its vulnerability. I believe artists especially feel such vulnerability. (Please note: limited access after 6pm on weekdays, depending on community events). Exhibition opening celebration 4-6pm Fri 26th Feb.

The Helpmann Academy Graduate Exhibition is the landmark exhibition for graduates from South Australia's tertiary art schools. Now celebrating its fifteenth year, this unique exhibition showcases artworks by graduates from the Adelaide Central School of Art, South Australian School of Art, Adelaide Centre for the Arts and Vizarts, O'Halloran H...

2010 Heysen Sculpture Biennial B5. A group exhibition of sculptural installations in the grounds of The Cedars, Heysen's property, Hahndorf. The outdoor works are the artists' response to the natural landscape of the surrounding area.

This will be an exhibition of ten artworks at each venue, all of them being contemporary, abstract and computer enhanced. The artworks will be in colour and black and white.

The streets and alleyways of Adelaide are not just a place of thoroughfare, they are a large part of our society and a background to our lives. This showcase of artwork by young rising Adelaide artist Donovan Christie exhibits the darker side to Adelaide' s avenues and pop culture.

Ayers House Museum pays tribute to its former neighbour the Palais de Danse or Palais Royal dance hall in this exhibition featuring 1920s and 1930s gowns from the Ayers House Costume Collection, and costumes from the Festival Theatre' s Performing Arts Collection. Gold Coin Donation entry. Launch February 26th 6pm-8pm.

Adelaide in polychromatic, digitally enhanced colour. Adelaide is adorned with Hellenic imagery in public places, sometimes in your face, sometimes in hidden places, often unrecognised and mostly unnoticed. This is a 'coming out' using colour enhancement to bring accent, emphasis and fun in celebration of that imagery. Festival Hellenika 2010.

Sculptures and paintings showing in the exciting new Santos Conservation Centre gallery at the Adelaide Zoo. Warren's oil paintings are abstract descriptions of rhythms and patterns from nature, while Anna's sculptures incorporate modern technology with nature's aging processes, producing free standing and wall pieces in steel inspired by flow...

OPENING FRIDAY 19th FEBRUARY 6.00PM - Traditional oils on canvas by master brushman Andris Jansons. Andris, born in Latvia, emigrated to Adelaide and became a full time professional artist in 1971. Subjects include florals, landscapes, seascapes etc. Open: Tues-Sat 11am-5pm, Sunday 1pm-5pm from February 19th to March 14th inclusive. ph 82940321

Marden Senior College welcomes you to our annual exhibition of photographic works selected from our Photography students. We aim to cater for the ambitions and potential pathways of our diverse cohort, through embracing both traditional & digital technologies. This exhibition recognizes the different characteristics and aesthetic qualities o...

'Australiana and Wild Flowers' is an extension of my 2008 Japan exhibitions which include recent paintings, photographs and prints of Australian native flora and fauna. It also depicts my recent themes of Wild Flowers, Australiana and my passion for our beautiful Australia from my recent SALA 2009 shows.

An exhibition of photographs and drawings exploring the dream world, the ephemeral and the impossible, as well as the female form and geometrics. Running from the 14th February until the 19th May 2010.

A marketplace of human artistry, where a miscellany of jaded nine to fivers who didn't choose the road that led to art school, come together. We don't claim culture. We claim art back for the people of the bazaar. There are no pretences here. Just walls of human traffic.

The epitome of the basket making skills of the Queensland rainforest Aborigines is the bi-cornual basket. One of the best exponents of the skills is Abe Muriata of the Girramay people. For the first time Tineriba is able to display a selection of Muriata's beautiful baskets; sculptural works of art.

The artists from Iwantja Arts return to Better World Arts with a gorgeous exhibition celebrating the rich diversity and history of their big country. Featuring works by 2008 Advertiser contemporary art award finalist Dianne Robinson. Official opening 2pm Saturday 20th February.

'Big...' is an exhibition at ARIspace, 209 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide where Louise Vadasz and Mary Ann Santin will showcase large scale abstract paintings.

An exhibition celebrating the sea by members of the Royal South Australian Society of Arts Inc, featuring paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, textiles and ceramics. Entry by gold coin donation.

The Brush Lines exhibition will showcase new and emerging artists who live with Parkinson's disease.

Come and see what happens when a Trans Adelaide bus gets thrown into a washing machine of funk, street style and creative ingenuity...

Helen Taylor crafts ceramic bowls and platters with beautiful natural motifs. Hugh Adamson paints people, especially musicians at moments of total absorption with their craft.

Follow the quirky creature's parade, thrill at the juggling glass artists, be amazed by the high-wire-walkers of handpainted silk and wrapped by the felt makers. Let yourself be mesmerised by the ladies of the beads and the dances of paint and ink and intrigued by the magic boxes and bags.

This is an entertaining and quirky exhibition of mixed media by almost 30 artists, inspired by the theme of Cats. Artwork on display includes Paintings, Textiles, Jewellery, Ceramics, Printmaking, Pastels, Paper Mâché Sculptures and more! Free Entry. Artwork is for sale. ALL WELCOME!

Juniper's mixed media works combine whimsical imagery, with layers of text, colour and texture intricately applied with a variety of materials, to weave delicate stories of emotional experiences.

Cibo Espresso has opened up its espresso bars to local artists under the Cibo Galleria program. Visit the many participating Cibo Espresso bars to see the diverse range of work on show. For more information on the Galleria program and to vote for the People's Choice Award go to www.ciboespresso.com.au

This is an exhibition of pure, unaltered images of the beautiful countryside of South Australia. The photographers have tried to depict the unique, quieter side of our countryside from the coast, to the hills, to the Murray, to the Mallee, showing the true colours of our wonderful state.

For the past 20 years Julie Millowick has been documenting her own environment - that of post goldrush Central Victoria. The imagery includes environmental portraiture, and stitched panoramas that provide an intimate overview of the landscape, and the people who live within it.

Exhibitions, demonstrations and workshops by Adelaide Hills artists and musicians. Wearable art, clothing, costumery, fibre, asemic artwork, metal work, drumming, beautiful and unusual music, gypsy-oriental dance. Space evolving over the weekend, ending in a performance on the Sunday evening - see Dance section for details.

An exhibition of sculptures, drawings and photographs. Two local artists shed more light on the dark recesses of Port Adelaide's eclectic post industrial landscape.

Tucked in the back streets of Ethelton, lies a fabulous little bakery and cafe called 'The Mill'. A beautiful place to stop and watch the world go by. In conjunction with renowned artist, Mark Lobert, 'The Mill' will be exhibiting several of Mark's works during the 2010 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Art pushing boundaries between traditional methods and ancient skills, to produce contemporary works. Botanical and natural mineral dyes are used in random fusion linking the man-made to the natural. A sensitive window is opened into nuno felting, unique 'one face' dolls, knits, dysframing and the old skill of printmaking.

Internationally recognised multimedia artist Emma Hack will exhibit new works, Exotic Mandala, and her most recent collection Native Mandala in the Festival Theatre Foyer throughout this Fringe and Festival season. Also featured will be iconic Florence Broadhurst wallpaper blends for which Emma has received world-wide acclaim.

The magic of portraiture, the essence of life. Whether it's the little or big things that life brings, the beauty of what we see and experience in daily life is the magic an everyday place can bring. This exhibition brings an artistic mind through the lens to our everyday world.

Exposed! The story of swimwear highlights the designs and designers, past and present, at the forefront of Australian swimwear fashion. Movie sirens, aquatic stars, bathing beauties, athletes, sporting icons, swimmers and designers all played their part in the evolution of the modern swimsuit. Standard Museum entry fees apply.

Inspired by aspects of the familiar, artists have explored / subverted familiar ways of creating work. A showcase of visual work by artists who access Neami's art studio programs across South Australia.

From a cowboy's fairyfloss-induced dream, from carnies to acrobats, to ferris wheel tattoos, John Willanski and Cassie Flanagan combine black and white drawings, colour-saturated photography and digital art to enter the hyper-real world of the traveling showground. All February and March at the Exeter. www.theexeter.com.au

Described as 'The Fringe of the Fringe', Adelaide's answer to This Is Not Art, or Fringe's precocious little sister, Format returns in 2010 with two weeks of art, zines, music, performances and party good times. Keep an eye out for Format's program guide or visit our website for details. www.format.net.au

The Format Festival's annual Zine and DIY Fair has been running since 2005, featuring the best zinesters and independent publishers in the country. Free to attend, and free to take part, this the ideal opportunity to encounter the Very Small Press.

Textures and style clash when recycled metals meet found materials to form sculptures resembling clothing. Accessorise, accessorise, accessorise! Take a peek at what we won't be wearing next season. Quite the fashion statement!

Thirty plus artists, RSASA Members celebrating the Fringe with an exceptional exhibition of vibrant and exciting artworks in diverse styles and media including oil painting, watercolour, photography, sculpture, printmaking, textiles, jewellery, mixed media. Tuesday lunchtime demonstrations 12-2pm

Traditional, confronting, political and amusing works that tell the history of Australia since invasion. The artworks explore the relationship between aboriginal and non-aboriginal people in Australia today. Various mediums, including pottery of spirit women and silk-painting, are exhibited and accompanied by explanations from the artists about ...

From three consecutive Fringe exhibitions Beer, Wine and Whisk(e)y, these Adelaide Artists are due for a Hangover and present their self inflicted works at the Wheatsheaf Hotel. These include 'Sixpack's Hangover Cycle Upon Waking' - Crook/Hot Chips/Broke/Memory Loss/Denial/Hair of the Dog!

This collection of paintings is inspired by primitive art. They are not the world as we see it but are an experimentation of basic shapes forming elementary design. A style is not mimicked but these are an addition to the explosive energy of primitive art.

Adelaide Stained Glass Studio presents the works of three diverse artists, working with themes of love and broken hearts, using hot-glass. Tim Shaw creates delicately beautiful hand-blown glass sculptures. Briana Lawrence designs gorgeous jewellery pieces worn to express your love. Anthony Gee uses imagery of hearts in unique glass plaques.

Since 2004 Hedgemaze studio has been a dedicated space for a small yet diverse group of artists with a shared commitment to rigorous, professional art practice. This exhibition comprises a cross-section of current work from all nine members.

One baby later, Emily has found some old nursery rhymes so 'absurd'... she's painting about them! Margot is lost in the giant honey suckle and is trying to paint her way out! Jen 'the old woman who swallowed the fly' tackles ink and red wine wash on hemp.

A perversion of photography, a dreadful imitation of painting is what some thought of the early forms of hand-colouring. Come down and decide for yourself. An eclectic collection of individually hand-coloured black and white photographs.

An exhibition of paintings by Adelaide Art Society members exhibition featuring Hugh Adamson as guest artist.

...what tales she would tell! Discover the stories of Port Adelaide through public art, sculptural soundposts (Black Diamonds & Pearls), volunteer tour guides (Port & Semaphore Walks), self-guided walks/tours (Kaurna Cultural Heritage Trail, Port River Dolphin Trail, Port Heritage Pub Trail, Kids Port Walks), oral histories and digital s...

Discover a parallel world with The Imagineers, a team of local face and bodypainters. Partnering with Nexus Multicultural Arts, see their showcase of whimsical artistry with a wild and wonderful collection of body canvases. And watch the streets of Adelaide for more painted characters throughout the Fringe.

Craftsouth presents three Professional Development sessions for artists. 1) Plan what to say and how to say it; 2) Websites for artists; 3) Image Counts: documenting artworks and image management. Places for each session are limited, RSVP essential. Visit www.craftsouth.org.au for full details, or email craftsouth@craftsouth.org.au.

So. You've seen a few shows, and think you've seen the Fringe? You've barely scratched the surface. In 2009, Gary Cockburn examined every aspect of Australia's largest festival- artists' studios, scripting workshops, rehearsals, dressing rooms, makeup sessions, performances and many more. From a lazy 15,000 photos, here's the inside story.

In 2008 four Adelaide artists ventured to Jingdezhen, China as part of a residency supported by the Helpmann Academy. Inspired by their travels and experiences and immersed in a world of porcelain traditions the four artists have responded by making and exhibiting ceramic, mixed media and jewellery works.

An exhibition exploring the darker side of storytelling. Three emerging artists explore our cultural fascination with classic 1950s horror and science fiction iconography.

Take a load off your Fringe feet and embark on a 'virtual' exhibition by Adelaide Hills artists at www.itchypod.com.au! Check out the diverse, original creations for sale and watch the videos to discover the artist behind the work. Enjoy - your feet will love you for it!

Recently exhibited in New York. Abstract oil paintings interpret landscapes of places she has travelled. She creates abstraction with dynamic strokes and bright colours; creating a sense of fluidity in composition. Her art is about intuition and intrigue allowing the emotions of the present to lead into the unknown territories.

Every week homeless and disadvantaged people access the range of arts programs on offer at the Westcare Karpandi Arts Centre and let their creative juices flow. This diverse collection brings together their works, plus those of others connected to the Centre. Bite into life and let your juices flow!

Colourful, mixed presentation of visual art in acrylic, watercolour and oils. Features photography, sketches, jewellery, metal & glass sculpture. Artists Lyn Johnstone, Mary Rawlings, Jo McMahon, Richard McMahon, Misha Kopeikin, Faith Nel, Candace Nel, Matt Guelzow, Luke Power, Lydia Lorimar, John Packham, Alan Hurditch, Tom Tymukas, Helen...

This exhibition of newly created designs captures the beauty of women, whether it is the beauty of a woman' s curve or the cheeky glimmer that is captured in her eye - the designs speak for themselves. Beautiful, bold and bright Acrylic on Canvas.

"Nancy thought she was the only one who loved to knit but then she met some Brown Owls and together they knitted and crocheted a host of woollen treats." Meet some crafty characters and delight in their quirky creations...maybe try a Knitting Nancy for yourself.

Selected art work from Adelaide artist Kay Cunningham. All paintings include some aspect of that magical substance WATER! It may be in the subject matter, or it might be in the medium used.

The Western Region SRF Project invites you to an exhibition of visual art by residents living in Supported Residential Facilities (SRF's). At the Lefevre Passion exhibition you will see various works by local artists who are inspired by their connection to the Lefevre Peninsula and Port Adelaide area.

Walking gives people oxygen to the brain, and gives them new ideas. Interactive arts for everyone to be a part of. The audience are welcome to add their footprints in clay to make a shared piece of community art, on Wednesdays to Sundays, 3pm to 5pm (until Friday 12th).

What's happening after dark in the Adelaide Gaol? Flowers grow from shadows, mysterious characters shuffle behind bars, and creatures tinker with dreams of escape.Explore a chilling Adelaide landmark (by torchlight on opening night) and find a fascinating world of creative writing and illustration.Sometimes the only way out is to venture within

Macclesfield Arts 'MaccyArtO' features 'F' Word". The best of regional Fringe Art by a plethora of visual artists, glassworkers, jewellers, photographers, wordsmiths etc. across eight venues. Flagrant, Famous, Fine Art Faithfully Freehand. Come do the seek and find trail, do lunch, do art, do buy.

A retrospective exhibition of watercolours featuring the art of this well known and respected SA artist and art teacher. The exhibition includes Australian landscapes, still life and flowers painted over the past years.

'Me, you, her & she' will be an exhibition that visually reflects the conversations and relationships between three artists, as they attempt to find their place in the world of art. It will be an expression of friendship, teamwork and a sheer love of art making.

A wander-by street-side look-in..."What's going on in there?" Passers-by become Gulliver voyeurs when they peep through the grate into Lillipution rooms that are not quite right...for diorama techniques have been given a quirky hand-crafted mixed-media 'Mechanical Workshop' twist by artist Ryan Sims.

Guaranteed the most eclectic visual art exhibition in the Fringe! Featuring works by many Fringe visual artists working across multiple mediums, the common factor is that these works are small enough to fit in a backpack. All work for sale by auction.

'Moments In Time' is a collaborative exhibition between Mark Lobert and Jamie Daddo. Exploring the use of abstract art and bold colours, 'Moments In Time' will exhibit throughout the 2010 Adelaide Fringe from the highly acclaimed Edgewater Gallery, winner of Adelaide Fringe 2009 - Best Emerging Venue Award.

Weaving drawing, watercolour and oils with music from around the globe with a lilting fluidity. Guitar string packets, CD cover designs, instruments, and musicians, it's all about the music. Dancing on the walls, dripping with colour, the paintings explore the whimsy, motivation and beauty of a musical life.

Heidi Kenyon's installation responds to the site (a former experimental orchard office building), and explores the way in which memory and unconscious desires can manifest through the creative process. Look closely - things are not all they appear... The opening event will feature live music from Thom Combe and Charlie Carroll.

The Palmer Sculpture Biennial 2010 will include artists from South Australia, Vic., N.S.W., Queensland, England,Germany, Indonesia and Holland responding to the rain shadow landscape of Palmer. No restrictions are placed on the artists- stand alone, ephemeral, environmental, installation and performance works can be produced over the 400 acre pr...

Veronica Calarco, Leigh Corrigan, Danica Gacesa McLean, Joanne Headon, Jaynie Langford, Suzanne Laslett, Heather Lorenzon, Craigh Marsden, Helen Nieuwendijk, Brian O'Malley, Cheryl Sherrah, Lara Torr and Trevor Wren. An exhibition of work inspired by a visual artist exchange program between the City of Onkaparinga and the City of Port Adelaide/...

'Pretending things are a Cock' is a photographic experiment in art that delves into the nature of masculinity and sex. It exposes varying interpretations of irony within society. "It's funny, and it makes you think" Tom Richardson, Journalist - Channel 9/Independent Weekly "Genius" Jemma Chapman, Journalist - Network Ten/Formerly of The Adver...

The Princes Contemporary Art Show, now in its 8th year, features established and emerging South Australian artists. All works are available for purchase. Tickets are available for the Opening Night Cocktail Party, Friday 26 February. Contact Prince Alfred College 83341200. Entry is free on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 February.

Printology highlights the diversity of individuals who use the Print Studio at the Parks centre and their explorations with printmaking. The exhibition Printology includes participation by new exhibitors alongside accomplished printmakers. Join the Celebration!

A diverse range of works from contemporary South Australian artists that contain legible text and writing, or abstractly reference the structure, gesture and movement of writing and mark making. Johnnie Dady, Sandy Elverd, Louise Flaherty, Paul Hoban, Kay Lawrence, Arthur Phillips, Annalies Rees, Olga Sankey, Lara Torr, Meg Wilson.

Be immersed in the new wave of creative talent from across the state. Bound together by their idiosyncrasies, 'Quirk' is a showcase of emerging visual artists, craftspeople and designers.

Three celebrated artists combine their talents to create one of the finest exhibitions on eastern influences, innocence and fluidity, in a unique style of exhibition not experienced before.

This exhibition has come together through 'beach art' colliding with 'street art.' The colours are bright and the style is modern, chances are, you'll leave with a new canvas under your arm, then again, it may leave you needing a beer... whatever.

A group art exhibition by artists living in and around Salisbury. A City of Salisbury coordinated event highlighting the diverse talents of artists living and working in the northern suburbs.

Sarah Beetson's 3rd solo exhibition explores society's preoccupation with body image and the rising global trend in eating disorders. The show sees Sarah collaborate with several fashion designers to create one-off wearable art, alongside a series of portraits and 100 Body Mass Index Badges made from original art.

A series of nocturnal, temporary installations across the Adelaide CBD. Emerging from discarded fragments and city debris, watch as Annalise Rees and Suzie Lockery transform your urban environment. Shapeshifter will briefly cling to its urban surrounds, before dissolving back into more pedestrian form before the dawning light.

The devastating effects of the First World War on individuals, communities and the Australian nation in the two decades following the 1918 Armistice are explored in this exhibition. Shell-shocked: Australia after Armistice was developed by National Archives of Australia in conjunction with the Department of Veterans' Affairs.

A group exhibition that explores the sensory connection we have with intense - heat, anger, passion, ruin, scandal, tension and excitement. The circumstances that cause us to sizzle.

Bright colours and glittering golds cover the canvas. Goddesses and birds fly decked with flowers. Buddhist painter Mieko's paintings represent the richness of Japanese art. Her theme is the endless sky and the Heavenly Bird of Happiness, Mayura. Workshops held. Call for times.

South Australian Icons is a folio of prints produced by a group of Adelaide Printmakers responding to various South Australian Icons.

The inaugural South Australian Photographic Portrait competition will be held as part of the 2010 Fringe. The competition, to be run by 'Kryztoff', Adelaide's new on-line magazine, is open to residents of South Australia with entries closing 31 January 2010. A People's Award will also be determined.

A diverse exhibition celebrating colour and texture in handwoven fabric, tapestry weaving, handspun yarn, knitting, crochet, felting, paper and basketry artworks in natural fibres of wool, cotton, linen, silk, alpaca, soy, and plants from our inspiring artistic members. Demonstrations of weaving, spinning, kumihimo braiding and more. Raffle entry.

From the southern ocean to the northern seas and across the desert, contemporary textile art is practiced by Aboriginal artists. This exhibition showcases the work of three centres of contemporary textile art; Ernabella Arts from the central desert, Babbarra Arts from Arnhem Land and Kuju Arts from Port Lincoln

The ST5K crew have teamed up with an army of local and interstate graffiti and street art heroes to bring you Street Dreams - The Adelaide Urban Art Festival. Celebrating all forms of urban art, the festival presents workshops, art jams, films, panel debates, murals, competitions and an a-list exhibition.

Begin in Tango Turtle Café. Small artworks on the walls. 5 are maps to 5 other exhibitions/events. Surrounding each map are artworks that are examples of what you can expect should you take a further journey. Glassworks, photography, painting, woodwork, video documentation, conceptual art.

Three vibrant emerging artists exploring their relationship with paint. This exhibition is a feast for your eyes, with new, bright and exciting works. Tea for Three consists of Katie Johnson, Tiffany Rysdale and Petar Prodanovic who all have studies together at Adelaide Centre for the Arts.

Held within the burlesque themed adult boutique, Addora Live, 'Tell him something pretty...' is a selection of painted, photographic and textile works by local artists Anna Goodhind and Sally Kitten.

TGI Visual Art Collection from 3 continents: Asia, Australia, Europe. Graphic posters from Kanazawa, Japan. Rita Neininger's colourful abstract paintings (Switzerland). 'Moto-Extase' erotic photography by Paul Blythe (UK) and Adelaide's own Meg Stephens' whimsical look at the world through the digital eye.

Adelaide's lady of craft Violet Cooper throws down her glue-encrusted glove and the soldiers of Screamdance rise to the challenge. Bright shiny super fun sculptures and more by some Urban Cow Gallery favourites.

Emerging artist, Meaghan Coles displaying a fresh approach to realistic portraiture. Large oil paintings showcasing an experimental approach to representational painting. Using popular found imagery from magazines and advertisments to display emotion and confrontation of the human gaze.

The GARDEN is a uniquely Australian installation, inspired from the Gondwana period, when Australia was part of a larger landmass incorporating many of our neighboring continents. Growing in The Garden are Calamites, Cycads and Lycopods, ancient swampland vegetation that grew over the Gondwana landmass, from the Devonian to Carboniferous eras.

This exhibition presents art works of Persian Artists Group oriented in Australia: Nasser Palangi, Farideh Zariv, Shahin Azadegan, Amin Palangi, Sanaz Foutohi and Fatemeh Palangi. The exhibition includes: photographs, paintings, photo media which present the life and culture of Iran and Afghanistan.'Meet the Artists' 22 Feb 10am - 11.30am.

A multi-sensory, interactive art installation space inviting an exploration of the soul, connecting with the great themes of life - hope, fear, doubt, wonder and desire.

The Sea of Faces: A visual exploration of the human race, is a collaboration between two upcoming photographers depicting a wide range of portraits of people from many walks of life.

An opportunity to see a unique, open-eyed perception of the singular and temporary moments that make up the world.

A variety of threads join us together in our interests of all kinds of stitching, whether natural fibre or man-made. Articles are created and embellished using many different threads ranging from traditional to contemporary, including original items from our museum that go back centuries.

Exploring a new future of technology, energy and community Tiny Towns holds a mirror up to the way we live now and the way we will need to change. All February and March, Tuesdays - Saturdays: 10am to 4pm, Friday nights: 6pm - 9pm.

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Tourbillon: Adelaide Hills Artists, Margaret and Jenni Collier present a whirlwind show of vibrant edgy works in oils, spray paint, watercolour and acrylic. The works will take you on a journey from outer space to the back yard. Enquires: 0430619453

Twenty six images of live music events by two of Australia's most exciting music photographers. Some of the performers photographed include Franz Ferdinand, The Prodigy, Arctic Monkeys, Bloc Party, Iggy and the Stooges, Neil Young, The Hives, REM and TV on the Radio.

The city can be a stark unwelcoming place but the jungle is coming back to play. Street artist John Willanski invites you to come play too. February 19 - March 14 at Wilson's Organics.

The artist performs a presentation of Vanguard Island, a fictitious country. It is a video art piece which uses the time-honoured surrealistic technique of stream of consciousness writing. The stuff that comes out of the artist's mouth is completely random and generated on the spot.

12 artists, 12 interpretations of VINTAGE with a variety of mediums. Day-coloured wine, night-coloured wine,wine with purple feet,or wine with topaz blood,wine... Drink it, and remember in every drop of gold, in every topaz glass, in every purple ladle, that autumn laboured to fill the vessel with wine...

A meditation on Marrakesh, a bastion of Berber culture, and on through the incredible Atlas Mountains.

Warp and Weft, Woven and Wild, Natural and Knot. A contemporary basketry exhibition in historic Urrbrae House. This exhibition reflects a diverse range of techniques displaying intricate patterns, flowing lines, expected shapes and sculptural forms using plant fibres found in Waite Arboretum. Guided walks in the Arboretum on Sundays.

Claywork sitting right on the top of the wedge...the thin edge! An exhibition of new and exciting functional and non functional claywork by members of STUDIO POTTERS SA. Opening at 2.30pm on Sun. Feb. 21.

Craftsman David Innocente, jeweller Julie Frahm and printmaker Shelley Richards have blended their talents to show their work using only these 3 striking colours. Innocente's contrasting materials, Frahm's stunning glasswork and Richards' delicate touch will make for a stunning exhibition. This event will present something for all artistic tastes.

An exhibition by artists and media workers aged 12- 25 who have created a personal or global response to the question 'What is Freedom?' Funded by Save the Children, this event explores issues of human rights, vagaries and privileges.

Diverse and vibrant textile artworks with a recycle perspective by artists Bev Bills, Margaret Harris, Necia Magain, Charmian Quintrell, Jackie Pearce, Helen Sherriff, Liz Steveson, Kaaren Temme & Liz Yates. Works in weaving, basketry, creative stitching, quilting, applique, paper, felting, mixed media, printing.

A splendid display of arts and crafts from Nigeria by 8 artists representing the diversity and richness of African art and culture of past and present. A true window to Africa. An opportunity not to be missed. First time in Australia.

Twenty-five local artists explore and celebrate the multiple meanings and expressions of the world of the spirit. A wide range of perspectives. Something for everyone! Includes original paintings, sculpture, textile art, photography, wood and glass. Exhibition launch Friday 5 March at 7pm.

Think about your family, best friend, partner. What image comes to mind when you think of them? 'You Are Everything' explores what it is that connects us to each other.