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Royal South Australian Society for the Arts
From its inception in 1856 the Society has been at the forefront of visual art progress. Its members have made a comprehensive impact on the advancement of art in Australia. The influence of our artists on the international environment has been significant, and we are proud of the respect and renown earned by our members now and in the past.
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The Artspace Gallery: Adelaide Festival Centre
The Artspace Gallery is the Adelaide Festival Centre's gallery exhibition space. Situated above the Drama Centre, the Artspace is being used more and more to host a variety of performances.
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Samstag Museum of Art
The Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art has been named in honour of two distinguished American benefactors to Australian culture, whose remarkable bequest provides opportunities for Australian artists to study overseas.
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Adelaide College of the Arts - Gallery
Adelaide College of the Arts is a dynamic training centre for visual arts, housing a first-class gallery, versatile exhibition spaces, fully equipped workshops and modern studios.
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Australian Experimental Art Foundation
The Australian Experimental Art Foundation was established in 1974 by a small group of Adelaide artists and theorists in order to both encourage new approaches to the visual arts and to promote the idea of art as 'radical and only incidentally aesthetic'. Its inaugural Director was Noel Sheridan.
Ayers House Museum
Located in the East End on North Terrace, Ayers House is a prime example of Adelaide's colonial architecture, and houses a collection of historic costumes, silver, artwork and furniture as well as changing exhibitions.
The mansion was named after nineteenth-century State Premier Sir Henry Ayers, and illustrates Victorian-era domestic life as it was lived, both upstairs and downstairs.
