Exhibitions and Events

Step into the whimsical world of Violet Cooper, whose hand-built ceramics brim with humour, colour, and personality. Her solo exhibition at Art Images Gallery features playful vessels, anthropomorphic forms, and joyful details. On display from 13 February to 15 March 2026, these works invite you to smile, reflect, and connect with contemporary Australian ceramics.

Explore Louise Vadasz’s first major solo exhibition, Sentimental Values, as part of the 2026 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Her floral still lifes, rich with colour and texture, weave personal memories and maternal heritage into every painting. Visit Art Images Gallery from 13 February to 15 March 2026 for a warm, intimate art experience.

Discover the vibrant, multi-layered world of Ben Tankard, a contemporary pop artist from the Blue Mountains. His latest solo exhibition at Art Images Gallery transforms familiar book covers, board games, and album art into dynamic, thought-provoking paintings. Visit from 13 February to 15 March 2026 to see how familiarity meets disruption in Tankard’s work.

Art Images Gallery presents Stones and Lines by Emma Young, a captivating exhibition celebrating form, place, and memory through contemporary glass. Showing from 17 October to 16 November 2025 at 32 The Parade, Norwood SA, this exhibition highlights the artistry and innovation of one of South Australia’s leading glass artists.

Art Images Gallery presents Ascending Stillness by South Australian artist Minnie Taylor — a deeply moving debut solo exhibition exploring love, loss, and renewal through still life painting. Showing from 17 October to 16 November 2025 at 32 The Parade, Norwood SA, this exhibition invites quiet reflection and emotional connection.

Resonance by Greta Laundy explores the emotional and sensory connections between memory, nature, and place. Through delicate layers of colour and abstraction, Laundy transforms familiar South Australian landscapes into meditative works of art.

Renowned sculptor Silvio Apponyi presents a compelling new collection celebrating Australia’s native fauna. From monumental granite works to intricate Netsuke carvings in wood and horn, this exhibition reflects over four decades of mastery in stone, bronze, and wood sculpture—and a deep commitment to conservation and craftsmanship.

Award-winning landscape artist Peter Watts returns to Art Images Gallery with The Intermittence of Ominous Skies, a striking new exhibition capturing the fleeting moods of Southern Australian landscapes. Through a nuanced balance of realism and abstraction, Watts explores the power and poetry of light, cloud, and movement.