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February 17, 2026
Adelaide Hills-based ceramic artist Violet Cooper presents her latest solo exhibition at Art Images Gallery from 13 February to 15 March 2026. Known for her playful and characterful ceramics, Cooper’s works blend humour, social observation, and the imperfections of handmade art.

Trained in Visual Communication, Cooper has worked across illustration, public art, mosaics, and community projects. Her distinctive ceramic creations are colourful, detailed, and often anthropomorphic, featuring whimsical handles, legs, and patterns that give each piece its own personality.
Working intuitively from her small studio in the Adelaide Hills, Cooper embraces experimentation. Whether inspired by a joke, a song, or an observation, her hand-built vessels evolve organically, creating a balance of functionality and imaginative storytelling. Each piece invites viewers to laugh, reflect, and find personal connection, offering an approachable and joyful perspective on contemporary ceramics.
Don’t miss the chance to see Violet Cooper’s unique ceramic creations – a celebration of colour, playfulness, and artistic risk – at Art Images Gallery this February and March 2026.
Exhibition Dates: 13 February – 15 March 2026
Location: Art Images Gallery, Adelaide Fringe Festival

September 14, 2026
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.
September 14, 2026
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.
August 10, 2026
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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