'Weightless' by Christopher Orchard.

A perfect gift or art investment.

$185 unframed
$330 framed

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Grounded

Nic Brown, Cathy Frawley, Sally Parnis and Lyn Wood

To be opened Friday 8 March from 6-8pm by Amanda Pepe, CEO, Helpmann Academy

at Fisher Jeffries Foyer Space, Level 1, 19 Gouger Street, Adelaide

Nic Brown, Cathy Frawley, Sally Parnis and Lyn Wood are four artists who recognize landscape in their work. Their approach to landscape could be described as immersive, and the products of their engagement are at once different from, and harmonious with, each other.

Landscape becomes not so much a subject for their work as a site for exploration. Each artist translates her lived experience for the viewer. Each in her different way weaves the complex relationship between mind, body and the environment and creates portals for the viewer to share a new experience of what landscape might signify, whether that be home, journey, sensation, poetic space, site for transcendence, or part of a shifting reality.

In the Beginning...

30 Years of Adelaide Central School of Art

The first six years Bloor Court: 1982-1988

To commemorate the School’s historic journey, three exhibitions celebrating the last 30 years are scheduled for 2013-2014. Each exhibition will document the influence of lecturers, artists and associates involved with the School. The first exhibition will highlight the School’s origin at Bloor Court (1982-1988), presenting the work of those who contributed to the School’s foundation.

Including works by Peter Baka, John Hinds, Kay Lawrence, Leo Neuhofer, Christopher Orchard, Anna Platten, Hossein Valamanesh, Rory Richardson and Rod Tayor

Artist talks @ 12:15-1pm
Rod Taylor Tuesday 21 May Chris Orchard Wednesday 29 May

Anna Platten Thursday 6 June Kay Lawrence Wednesday 12 June

Opening Saturday 18 May 3-5pm

Neck of the Woods

Hailey Lane, Jess Mara, Julia Robinson &Talia Wignall

Working in distinct disciplines these four artists delve into different worlds of experience that are both poetic and otherworldly. An exhibition that will explore of the realms of the mind and memory, death and the supernatural, the fantastic and galactic and the sublime landscape.

Opening Tuesday 25 June 6-8pm

Artist Talks: @ 12:15-1pm in the Gallery 27 June Jess Mara and Talia Wignall and 18 July Julia Robinson and Hailey Lane

The Next Chapter

Adelaide Central School of Art Fundraising Exhibition and Auction

This exhibition continues with the fundraising campaign started in2012 to help us raise funds towards the School's new Glenside Campus.

SALA Festival Exhibition | 2 - 25 August 2013
Auction Tuesday 30 July 2013 | 6 - 8pm

21 August-

13 September

See Unseen

Deidre But-Husaim, Helen Fuller and Sera Waters

Sculptural stitchings, layered paintings and coiled vessels all feature in See Unseen.

In her intricate embroidered works, Sera Waters delves below the known surfaces to darker places unseen. Deidre But Husaim’s precise and immediate brushstrokes explore the strata between medium and surface while also recording the relationships between people and space. Helen Fuller’s hand built formations with their characteristic irregularities express the physicality involved in their creation.

Opening: Tuesday 20 August 6-8pm

Artist Talks: Deidre But- Husaim, Helen Fuller and Sera Waters during Open Day Sunday 8 September 12:15-1:00pm

SALA Festival Exhibition | 2 - 25 August 2013

Wyld Stallyns

Johnnie Dady, James Dodd, Rohan Fraser & Glenn Kestell

New works from South Australian artists Johnnie Dady, James Dodd, Rohan Fraser and Glenn Kestell

Artist Talks: Johnnie Dady, James Dodd, Rohan Fraser & Glenn Kestell TBA

Opening: Friday 20 September 6-8pm

Wish You Were Here!

An exhibition of postcard-sized works generously created and donated by invited artists to assist with supporting students at the
School.

Opening: Saturday 2 November 2013 5-7pm

2013 Bachelor of Visual Art Graduate Exhibition

Level 3 and Level 4

Opening: Saturday 7 December 2013 5-7pm

nVisage

An exhibition of contemporary portraiture
Daryl Austin, Deidre But Husaim, Sophie Hann, Chelsea Lehmann, Jess Mara, Brigid Noone, Mary-Jean Richardson, Paul W Ruiz, Deborah Trusson, Lucy Turnbull

Opening Friday 20 January 2012 6-8pm by Maureen Gordon

2 x 2

Fringe Festival Exhibition

Curated by Terence Maloon, Former Senior Curator of Special Exhibitions,

Art Gallery of New South Wales

Virginia Coventry, Jan King, Paul Selwood and Aida Tomescu

This exhibition presents the work of four highly individual artists, but its aim is to emphasise the commonality that unites them. Aida Tomescu’s paintings and Jan King’s sculptures revel in their virtuosic command of drawing, exploring a choreography and an architecture born from gesture. The planar shapes and poetry of colour that are common features of Virginia Coventry’s paintings and Paul Selwood’s sculptures prove no less compelling: with great intellectual rigour and exceptional flair the artists extend the geometrical language that has run the course of modern art, from cubism to minimal art, endowing it with a lyricism uniquely their own.

To be opened 24 February 2012, 6-8pm by Terence Maloon

Cats and Dogs Fundraiser

As you may be aware, Adelaide Central School of Art is entering into an exciting new chapter---we are moving to new premises!  Last year we launched our fundraising campaign to help us raise significant funds for our building and we have just received our first major donation to our fund.

Cats and Dogs is a vital fundraising exhibition of works depicting cats or dogs, or both in any medium, framed or unframed.

To be opened by: Dr. Derek McNair, Norwood Parade Veterinary Clinic

A Reflection of Us All

Nona Burden, Trena Everuss, Rob Gutteride and Yve Thompson

Artist Talks: Nona Burden Friday 4 May 12:15pm
Trena Everuss Tuesday 15 may 12:15pm
Yve Thompson Tuesday 22 May 12:15pm

Rob Gutteridge Tuesday 29 May 12:15pm

To be opened by Michael Abbott, AO, QC, Chairman, Art Gallery of South Australia

No Place

Anna Horne, Amy Joy Watson and George Zacharoyannis

New works by three contemporary South Australian artists

To be opened by Christine Morrow, Director, Australian Experimental Art Foundation

Artist Talk:  Anna Horne and George Zacharoyannis Friday 15 June 2012 at 12 noon

The Feeling of Light

Morgan Allender, Mel Brown, Kveta Deans and Deborah Trusson

SALA Festival Exhibition

To be opened: Brigid Noone, Artist-Curator, Director of Fontanelle Gallery & Studios

Adelaide Central School of Art Open Day Sunday 26 August

Artist Talks: Deborah Trusson and Kveta Deans, Saturday 4 August 12:30pm

Morgan Allender and Mel Brown, Sunday 26 August 12 noon

Ordinary Beauty: The Recent and Retrospective Works of Stewart MacFarlane

Stewart MacFarlane

Artist Talk: Saturday 8 September 12 noon

Listed to Stewart's interview with Cath Kenneally from Radio Adelaide here

Stewart's monograph Stewart MacFarlane: Paintings by Timothy Morrell and Nicholas Jose is available to purchase through Adelaide Central Gallery for $90.

Wish You Were Here
An exhibition of postcard-sized artworks created by some of Australia’s leading artists, and including all Graduates from the School.  The exhibition proceeds will contribute to facilitate this School's big move to the Glenside arts precinct. Artists will paint, draw, sketch, illustrate, photograph or even produce a 3-D sculpture as long as it’s postcard-sized. As each postcard is signed on the back, collectors will not know the identity of each artist until after they have made their purchase, when the artist's identity will be revealed.

All works will be sold for the same price $75 and all funds go directly to the School's Capital Fundraising Campaign.

To be opened 5 October from 6-8pm by Greg Clarke, Director and Chief Executive Adelaide Fringe

In Good Company: Bachelor of Visual Art Graduate Exhibition 2012

Level 3 & Level 4

Level 3: Lily Ahlefeldt, Sue Boettcher, Caroline Georgiou, Irene Kontakos, Roger Myles, Lisa Nguyen, Ellie Noir, Courtney Rodgers, Mary Ann Santin, Liana Vargas

Level 4: Suha Choi, Anna Gore, James Holdsworth, Rhiannon Jones, Kate Kurucz, Jess Nolan, Jenna Pippett, Tricia Ross, Jess Taylor, Sam Trevaskis, Therese Williams

To be opened: Lisa Slade, Project Curator, Art Gallery of South Australia

Double Vision
Morgan Allender, Kristel Britcher, Stephanie Crase, James Marshall, Brigid Noone, Mary-Jean Richardson, George Zacharoyannis

Home Stories

Sera Waters, Christine Aerfeldt, Roy Ananda, Kylie Waters, Irmina van Niele, Lee Salomone, Carolina Facelli

A collaborative project between the Migration Museum of SA and Adelaide Central Gallery.

Curated by Vivonne Thwaites.

Mary-Jean Richardson 'Feeling the way'

Mary-Jean Richardson’s recent paintings explore shifting states of mind and matter. These works capture a strange reality where the real world collapses into painterly surfaces and all we can do is feel the way.

Covet: A Survey of Contemporary South Australian Jewellery

Alice Potter, Jess Dare, Sarah Rothe, Ingrid Kellenbach, Sera Waters, Regine Schwarzer, Catherine Buddle, Leslie Matthews, Eliza Gregerson, Christian Hall, Michelle Taylor, Lauren Simeoni, Julie Blyfield, Jane Browning, Catherine Truman

Curated by Gloria Strzelecki & Prue Gramp

Godwin Bradbeer 'Crimes Against Modernity- Selected Drawings 1975-2011'

Bradbeer's works of art are intense with stark and mysterious atmospheres that command a powerful presence within any room. In the artist’s own words, the works featured in Crimes Against Modernity are works ‘that might provide an apologia for my aesthetic conviction, one that I recognise has been substantially oppositional to international modernism throughout my career in art’. 

Artist Talk: 3 June 5pm, Call 8364 5075 to book your place. Tickets: $5.00 ACSA Students, $10.00 General Public SOLD OUT

Helen Fuller  'Winding Threads'

Winding Threads is a solo exhibition by Helen Fuller featuring paintings and hand built ceramics. Inspired by a recent field trip to the Koonalda Caves on the Nullarbor Plains, the exhibition is a journey into the darkness of these dark limestone vaults, which when illuminated with artificial light, reveal their brilliant white walls covered with rhythmic Indigenous hand markings.

Artist Talk: Sunday 28 August 12pm

Nic Folland, Akira Akira, Wendy Fairclough 'Still Life Still'
Akira’s contributions in Still Life Still stem from his continued interest in merging both ‘found’ and constructed objects to create his sculptural forms. Wendy Fairclough’s delicate glass sculptures, of identifiable every-day objects, uphold her ongoing exploration of human experiences while Nicholas Folland’s works, that span over a decade, focus on the anxiety for the potential failure in everyday activities.

Artist Talk: Friday 14 October 12:15pm

Flourish! Adelaide Central School of Art Fundraising Exhibition

A vital fundraising exhibition that will assist with our capital campaign to raise significant funds to support our move to new premises next year.

Emergence: Bachelor of Visual Art Graduate Exhibition 2011

Stephanie Bromley, Darielle Brunton, Elizabeth Butler, Katia Carletti, Justine Centenera, Jemimah Davis, Simon DeBoer, Sarina Diakos, Rebecca Hastings, Glenn Kestell, Sara Loose, Claire Marsh, Julia McInerney,Fiona Roberts and Ekaterina Vostroukhina

Opening 5-7pm Saturday 17 December 2011

Rob Gutteridge
The small works of a Year - 365 Drawings
Rob Gutteridge's postgraduate works

A5 Fundraiser Show
ACSA students, artists and friends of Adelaide Central Gallery have specially made small works to be donated for this exhibition. Works will be on display from 3 – 5 February at Adelaide Central Gallery and culminate in our one night only ticketed event on Friday 5 February from 6.00 - 8.30pm.
All inclusive tickets can be purchased from the ACSA Front Desk for $100: includes entry to this fantastic event, drinks and nibbles, and you get to take home one of the art works at the end of the night.

Opening night images

'Quiet Reader'
Curator: Prue Gramp
Kay Lawrence, Olga Sankey, Lara Torr, Meg Wilson, Louise Flaherty, Paul Hoban, Johnnie Dady, Arthur Phillips, Annalise Rees, Sandy Elverd
Works that contain legible text and writing as well as works that more abstractly reference the structure, gesture and movement of writing and mark making.

'Stone's Throw'
Curator: Julia Robinson
Kate Benda, Kate Morkunas, Renate Nisi, Lauren Anderson, Mary Coventry
A sculptural exhibition by five ACSA graduates.

Stone's Throw Artist talks: Kate Benda, Mary Coventry and Renate Nisi
4.30pm Wednesday 24 March in the Gallery

'Consumed'
Curated by Prue Gramp, Ingrid Kellenbach and Lisa Young
Catherine Buddle, Annika Evans, Carolina Facelli, Helen Fuller, Dianne Longley, Kate Morkunas, Maria Parmenter, Billie Justice Thomson, Sera Waters, Gerry Wedd and Lisa Young.
To coincide with Tasting Australia, this exhibition will be based around food and food utensils.

Consumed Artist Talks and High Tea: Annika Evans, Sera Waters and Lisa Young
4.30pm Thursday 6 May    Tickets $18 - Phone 8364 2809 to make your booking.

'Time is then'
Chelsea Lehmann and Peta Dzubiel

Artist Talk: Chelsea Lehmann

2.00pm Saturday 29 May

SA Ceramics Award 2010
Alison Arnold, Jane Burbidge, Maria Chatzinikolaki, Gus Clutterbuck, Kirsten Coelho, Jennifer Denton,

Helen Doubell, John Ferguson, Helen Fuller, Chris Guthleben, Philip Hart, Stephanie James-Manttan, Erin

Lykos, Leo Neuhofer, Maria Parmenter, Jane Robertson, Jane Sabey, Alison Smiles, Silvia Stansfield,

Merrilyn Stock, Helen Taylor, Francisca Tyssen, John Ullinger, Angela Walford

Dianne Longley  'Fantastic Grotesque'

This exhibition comprises artist books, prints, small bronzes and graphic works on wooden panels by South Australian artist Dianne Longley. The ideas and images in the works related to the history of the grotesque where strangeness is more compelling than normality.

http://www.diannelongley.com.au/

8-18 Sep

Stockroom Relaunch
Opening Friday 10 September

Arthur Phillips 'Illusions'
A watercolour painting exhibition

Artist Talk: Arthur Phillips

12 o'clock Saturday 9 October 2010

29 Oct - 27 Nov

Wall Paper
An ACSA Fundraising exhibition of Prints, Drawings and Photographs by various South Australian artists, ACSA graduates and lecturers

ACSA BVA Graduate Exhibition 2010

Patty Chehade, Ruby Chew, Diana Devereux, Catherine Milne, Deb Morley, Chris Thiel, Lucy Turnbull