Upcoming
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Thea Anamara Perkins: reverie.
N.Smith Gallery 29 Jan - 7 Feb 2026 Interested? Thea is busy making work for the show, but we're happy to send you a preview once the works are ready. Just let us know. Opening Celebration: Saturday 24 January 2–4pm. All welcome. No RSVP required. Read more -
Between Earth and Moon: A Lunar New Year Exhibition.
N.Smith Gallery 12 - 28 Feb 2026 Overview Interested? Our artists are busy making work for the show, but we're happy to send you a preview once the works are ready. Just let us know. Opening Celebration: Thursday, 12 Feb 5–7pm. All welcome. No RSVP required. Artwork: Casey Chen Princess iron fan , 2024 glazed porcelain, ceramic... Read more -
Return to Sender.
N.Smith Gallery, Adelaide 25 Feb - 1 Mar 2026 Return to Sender is N.Smith Gallery’s offsite exhibition series, conceived as a way to place artworks into unexpected contexts and new conversations. For its Adelaide presentation, the series brings together local artists James Tylor and Sally Scales, alongside guest artist Carly Dodd, with gallery artists Kyra Mancktelow, Joan Ross, and... Read more -
Christopher Zanko: The Traps.
N.Smith Gallery 5 Mar - 4 Apr 2026 Interested? Christopher is busy making work for the show, but we're happy to send you a preview once the works are ready. Just let us know. Opening Celebration: Thursday, 5 Mar All welcome. No RSVP required. Artwork: Christopher Zanko The Traps , 2025 acrylic on wood relief carving 150 x... Read more -
AGSA Screen Wavelength
Art Gallery of South Australia 13 Feb 2026 - 4 Jul 2027 AGSA Screen Wavelength tours moving image works of art from the Art Gallery of South Australia’s time-based media collection. This focused yet significant collection of works by Australian and international artists illustrates this medium’s dynamism and the diverse nature of acquisitions within the AGSA’s collection. Wavelength draws on past and... Read more -
James Tylor: Turrangka...in the shadows
Art Gallery of South Australia 31 Jul - 1 Nov 2026 Turrangka…in the shadows surveys over a decade of James Tylor’s practice and brings together the most comprehensive selection of his unique daguerreotypes, expansive digital photographic series, hand-made Kaurna cultural objects and furniture. The exhibition title is drawn from a Kaurna word, highlighting a significant ongoing aspect of Tylor’s practice: the... Read more