Baile del Cuervo is an culmination of many facets of David's life - his 20 years of study and performance of the passionate and expressive art of Flamenco dance, his life-long interest in the gothic and macabre, a fascination with how much more a camera can do, and how uniquely an individual can be framed.

Bringing all of this together is this photographic work, studying the dance of the Raven.

The opening event will have guest performance of Flamenco Show by The Alma Flamenca Performance Company

https://events.humanitix.com/baile-del-cuervo-dance-of-the-raven

Due to COVID Restrictions we are requesting people book in ahead via a free ticketing system

Moon is the story of one photographer, exploring the space of a tiny suburban garden and the surrounding streets as if it was as important as the first moon landing, the first pictures of a black hole or the magic that is the milky way.

Moon incorporates art, tricks of light and science in this big exhibition of tiny things. This exhibition is proudly sponsored by the Centre for Creative Photography.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions the guests wanting attend the opening event will need to register for free tickets via Eventbrite link here

Shimmer - Festival of Photography Exhibition

Ross’s photographs will be a blend of analogue and digital: a screen photographed on film. Captured are the people socially distanced. Represented in their homes through the lens of whatever device available. Capturing the relationship between the artist and the individual; the representations gifted from a distance: the layers of machinery, signals and compression placing the distance between us while connecting us.

Due to COVID 19 Restrictions the opening event will be ticketed- Register via Eventbrite here

Banal Marie (2020) is a collection of both analogue and digital photography by Colin Rivers, documenting South Australia’s multi-cultural suburban eateries, as well as the characters that both work and frequent them.

Due to COVID-19 Restrictions the Opening Event will be ticketed. Register on Eventbrite here

A collection of acrylic paintings which have quite literally re-framed my past and are changing my future in ways i could never have imagined. My recent discovery with art has empowered me to use my paintings and sculptures as a vehicle for communicating.

As an emerging Adelaide based visual and media artist her art practice is informed by in the patterns and grids of the natural and inner city environments. Janette’s new range of collages are inspired by the 50s and 60s modernism and early abstraction where she allows the shapes to dictate.

Fleurieu Arthouse presents our Studio Artist's annual SALA group exhibition curated from 12 months of creative work produced in their separate studios. Artists work daily, monthly and yearly responding creatively across the changing seasons and individual life events. They develop, explore, experiment and refine their ideas and practice through the routine ebb and flow of 'life', as we each know it.

John again joins with Fleurieu Arthouse to display his vibrant, colourful abstract images related to an inner journey of self awareness. J "Unique patterns symbolise the events we have experienced, the seasons we pass through, the roles we play and the layers of our lives. Each element plays a role in the overall landscape, just as each experience we have impacts our lives and how we see the world. The completed image is a rich and colourful tapestry, speaking of the complexity, diversity, and beauty of our own unique human experience, and perhaps the Divine, imbued in all of life.

An Exhibition by The Artist’s Voice.

The Artist's Voice is a group of Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu professional artists who share resources, ideas and enthusiasm, and raise awareness of local art within our community.

In this Show Creating artworks of objects that are attached to our memories.

We cling on to objects as that recall events from the past. They become part of our identity.

They tell stories that others cannot see.

We also often create/attach stories to objects that have been abandoned by their owners ie. old wedding photos found in thrift shops

We are hosting an art exhibition of local artists with the Healing Arts Bushfire Appeal Exhibition as a fundraising effort as a contribution to the fire crisis for our neighbours on Kangaroo Island.

Illuminate by Warren Pickering of A Small Art Factory.

An exhibition in the dark using light within sculptures to shine the way.

"Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that"

Martin Luther King Jr

Since the passing of local artist Robin Turner in 2014 his workshop in Aldinga has remained a fertile creative space.

Jam Factory alumni Rosalind (Bun) Hoskin continues to transform the work sheds into studio spaces for a diverse group of artists. 

In this exhibition, Turner studio artists: Emma Jane Pritchard, Lucas Robins, Janine Ewens, Koruna Schmidt Mumm and Nigel Snow Martin bring you a multi disciplinary collection of works which acknowledge the eccentric imaginative and inspiring legacy of Robin Turner.

Some of Robin’s original pieces will be on display and for sale.

Come along and view a collection of artworks over time showing the workings of SA’s greatest arts educators.

5 Artists - So many ways of seeing

Art works by

Irene von Budewitz, Roe Gartelmann, Irina Nazarova, Donna Chess & Helen Moon

Opening Event with wine and cheese Saturday Nov 9 at 2pm

TARNANTHI 2019

Artists Milpati Baker, Micky Barlow, Kasey-Anne Nampijinpa Gallagher, Margaret Nangala Gallagher, Kelly-Anne Nungarrayi Gibson, Sabrina Nungarrayi Gibson, Janet Napaljarri Herbert, Antonia Napangardi Michaels, Christopher Japangardi Michaels, Murdie Nampijinpa Morris, Clem (Tjunyi) Newchurch, Inawinytji Williamson, Robert Wuldi 

Artists who live in the Fleurieu region, representing Kaurna, Ngarrindjeri, Kokatha and Narungga Nations, exhibit their works alongside those by Warlpiri artists from Warlukurlangu art centre in Yuendumu, Central Australia. Together their work – which includes weaving, sculpture, painting and pyrography (pokerwork) – reflects the diversity of contemporary Aboriginal arts practices across Australia and the multiplicity and strength of First Nations cultures today. 

REFLECTIONS IN LIGHT

Lynn Lobo is a painter and an awareness facilitator. The many small oil paintings in this exhibition are from her study tour of Spain and Portugal where she studied the paintings of Joaquin Sorolla, a Spanish master of light. While painting the light in Spain and Portugal, Lynn reflects on her Indian-Portugese heritage. She explores white in relation to colour and the process of internal decolonisation. Don’t miss her artist talk at the opening.

New works by Brooke Walker discuss the delicately nuanced and interconnected relationships between humanity, horses and the unearthed parallels to the artists own reality.

Opening event 2pm Saturday August 31st.

Come and join local artists showcasing their wares in our market setting inside the Fleurieu Arthouse Gallery. 

Come along after getting your veggies at the Willunga Farmer's Market. A curry stall to warm you and a Hardys wine bar for your relaxation.

We are excited to be opening up the artist studios for a day. Come along and have a chat and see what happens in the day of an artist.

There will be a Hardys wine bar and artists working their magic for you.

SALA Exhibition of works by Amanda Chalmer.

Capturing moments in life gaining inspiration from relationships and places travelled, to create strong conceptual bodies of work.

The use of paper pulp for the PULP.it exhibition has allowed for the embedding and inclusion of materials that tell a personal narrative whilst exploring the potential and aesthetics of the media.

“I believe my work connects with the viewer on various levels as each piece is open to personal interpretation.”

A visual arts educator with a whim to exhibit when time permits. Amanda’s work has a strong conceptual base and is inspired by relationships and states of being. The media used is diverse and is dictated by the narrative and intent at the time.

A series of abstract studies based on the coastal region of Port Willunga. Innocence, joy, intense colours and simple shapes mix to provide an imaginative interpretation of this unique area.

Opening Event 2pm Sunday August 4th

"The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance".

Aristotle Diverse works by current studio artists.

Marek’s work reflects an awareness of the Australian light on the environment. Here, colours are interacting with each other and the interactions in the spaces between forms are as important as the forms themselves. Charming in dynamic design and with a variety of colours depending on the time of the day or season. Mallee trees have become central themes in many of his paintings.

Simone has worked as a professional artist for more than 30 years - awarded a 1st class honours degree in fine art, specialising in ceramics, from London University  in 1979  Since then has had studios in London, Edinburgh and Liguria in Italy. She has exhibited her work widely in Europe and also in America. For the last three years she has been living and working in South Australia.

Simone`s work has evolved over the years, partly in response to the different locations in which she has lived. Her sculpture is mainly figurative although not always realistic; capturing the way people move and interact. 

Paintings by Alan Todd

IMMENSAE[boundless]  is a series of works that draws upon ideas and approaches I have used over a lifetime. With origins in the late 60s, my work derives from the transition between Abstract Expressionism, which had dominated the previous two decades, and the post modernists and conceptual thinkers to come and treads an uneasy path between the various modes of thought.  In essence the paintings are born on the canvas but on the one hand there is the quest for an unadulterated artistic freedom guided by instinct and born out of gesture and line and on the other the interpretation small, seemingly insignificant, moments in time though a personal iconography.