In this collection of wildflower-inspired artworks, Emma draws upon her diverse cultural background to explore identity, resilience and beauty in adversity. 

Share in the ARCHE creative journey, an 11-week program dedicated to nurturing emerging talent in visual art, photography, music and poetry.

Embark on a voyage with Hollie Connery, a former skipper turned mother whose life on the water has shaped a uniquely heartfelt perspective.

Immerse yourself in the flowing stories of Water People 2025 Water on Country, curated by Ngarrindjeri Contemporary Artist, Amanda Westley.

In April and May, Gallery Two will present two captivating exhibitions that offer unique perspectives on the relationship between art, nature, and humanity.

Powerful Women returns with a focus on the power within.

South Coast Camera Club present Photo24 and The Acceptances.

Local Curator, Chris Reid has invited multi-disciplinary artists to create a vessel with the theme of Peace, Love and Unity using whatever materials they as creatives find useful, to create a container of beauty.

As part of SALA 2024 we present YC, a show to show case the work of our regions emerging young creatives.

Curator Lauren Weir brings works by South Australian multi-disciplinary artists who will explore our relationship with the future of water.

Margie Hooper, Linda Forrester, and Peter McLachlan - Three Fleurieu artists who continue to explore and develop their art practice.

In the lead up to International Women's Day, Coral Street Art Space has curated works that celebrate 'powerful women' with feature artist Mariana Mezic, Rumi Blue and Ngarrindjeri Artist, Amanda Westley. This exhibition will provide opportunities to connect, grow, create and unpack what it means to be powerful with the dynamic eight week public program running parallel to the exhibition.

Have an exhibition burning within you, something that will bring our creative community and beyond together?

2025 Proposal Applications are now open! Submissions close on 1 March 2024.

2025 Exhibition Proposal Application

My Back Yard - An Art Show by Local Artist Richard John

Artist Judith Sweetman, Jim Kumnick and Jane Smeets, respond to living on the Fleurieu Peninsula and their perception of human interaction with that natural environment.

Since our establishment in 1997 we have been involved with Arts and Culture in the Mount Barker District. Each member has had a track record of Art Education apart from those initiated by Artists Voice Inc. Their lists of attributes includes awards, public and private commissions, representation in collections and funded work with community arts projects. This exhibition of recent works showcases the individual creative approaches of each of our members.

A Natural Art Show by Joe Boas and Meagan Harrison

Photo credit: Sam Oster 2020

Thirty multi-disciplinary observances reflect upon loss and time; how it fractures, folds, and heals, broadening our kinship with the landscapes and each other.

Water People is a group exhibition with Fleurieu-based established, mid-emerging and emerging artists. We are honoured to be hosting the work of Interstate special guest artists and ocean activists Timothy Johnston and Valerie Taylor. Immerse yourselves and dive deep into the waters of our abundant coastlines reflected through multi-medium creativity.

Mistletoe Block Project is a group exhibition inspired by a shared sense of place, highlighting the beauty of Mistletoe Block in the context of the greater Fleurieu Peninsula through multi-mediums such as photography, visual art and sculpture. Mistletoe Block is nestled between farmland and remnant bush and, consequently, is subject to massive environmental issues regarding biodiversity loss from overgrazing and weed infestations. There will be a focus on the conservation work that has taken place, which was funded in 2020 and 2021 by Nature Foundation.

Every year on June 20 – United Nations World Refugee Day – the world celebrates the courage, resilience, strength and contributions of people of refugee background. This exhibition celebrates multiculturalism, human rights, cultural diversity, anti-racism and the welcoming of refugees into Australia, as well as how refugees become part of, and contribute towards, the Australian “family”.

We are currently seeking proposals from artists, groups and curators who would be interested in exhibiting their work in the Coral Street Art Space in 2024.

If this is something you would like to be considered for, please complete the attached proposal form in as much detail as possible. Supporting images/ artist CV's/ floor plans will strengthen your proposal.

2024 Exhibition Proposal Form

Modern Beach Homes 1950-70 aims to offer insight into a particular arena of post-war architectural modernism in South Australia: the single-family domestic beach house, artistically furnished and thoughtfully attuned to existing site conditions and natural and scenic surroundings.

The theme informs a collection of their recent work on canvas and board, along with installations involving tactile elements. These installations will engage and educate about coastal and land care, which includes children and families producing their own visual work at the exhibition.

All credible science points to our coasts being devastated by climate change. Coastal and tidal zones are beautiful yet harsh environments, however climate change will most likely push these environments to collapse, replaced by "dead" zones of exposed rocks, surging wave abrasiveness, and tidal rubbish zones of destroyed human debris. This exhibition is a cataloguing of beautiful Carrickalinga North Beach before climate change irrevocably destroys the region. Large highly detailed multi panel drawings by Leith Semmens using quill pen applied inks, graphite and colour pencils.

More information to come.

Spanning both NAIDOC and Reconciliation weeks. More information to come and date to be confirmed.

The Artists Voice was founded in 1991 and is a group of 18 professional artists based in and around the Adelaide Hills. As a group they hold exhibitions 3-4 times a year. Recent exhibitions have seen them exhibit at Moonta, Kadina, Kapunda and most recently an exhibition focusing on climate change at the Burra Regional Gallery. Their 2021 exhibition, which had a focus on the fragility of our changing world, was held at the Royal South Australian Society of Arts.