Gallery News

Explore Nganawi Ruwi (My Country), a new exhibition by Ngarrindjeri artist Amanda Westley, shown alongside a striking collection of sculptural woven works by Donna Gordge. Two distinct practices come together through colour, pattern, place, memory and connection.

Explore High Country, a new exhibition by Sarah McDonald, shown alongside a striking display of contemporary glass by Brenden Scott French. Together, the two presentations bring painting and glass into conversation through landscape, colour, texture and form.

Close to Home brings together 15 artists as part of SALA Festival 2026, exploring place, everyday life, nature and the experiences that shape our sense of home.

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Art Images Gallery is proud to celebrate represented artist Mark Warren's feature in the South Australian Tourism Commission's new 'Celebrate the Simple Pleasures' campaign. Discover how his colourful contemporary paintings capture the beauty of everyday South Australian life and why his distinctive storytelling style is the perfect fit for this inspiring tourism initiative.

Discover my mother's house by the beach, a new solo exhibition by award-winning Adelaide ceramic artist Deb McKay at Art Images Gallery. Through exquisitely crafted porcelain sculptures inspired by nature, memory and the enduring idea of home, McKay invites viewers into a contemplative journey of beauty, resilience and connection. On view from 26 June to 26 July.

Discover Open Field, a new group exhibition at Art Images Gallery featuring Amica Aindow, Cate Maddy, Cristina Metelli and Diana Wiseman. Through abstraction, colour and a shared connection to the natural world, these four contemporary Australian artists offer unique perspectives on landscape, memory and emotion. On exhibition from 26 June – 26 July.