Upcoming Exhibition Openings

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Don't say I never do anything for you. Here is a list of exhibition openings and other arty events in Adelaide for the next few weeks.

Wednesday 27 February – 5.30 to 7pm
Ivan Navarro Exhibition – Greenaway Art Gallery, Kent Town

Thursday 28 February – 5 to 7pm
Penumbra Exhibition – Samstag Museum, UniSA City West
(This one requires an RSVP)

Thursday 28 February – 6 to 8pm
ReMix/Broca II (Letters/Numbers) Exhibition – EAF Lion Arts Centre.

Thursday 28 February – 6 to 8pm
Last Riot + Autogenic Exhibitions – JamFactory, Lion Arts Centre, Morphett St

Thursday 28 February – 6pm
to walk on a sea of salt – CACSA, Parkside

Friday 29 February – 4 to 6pm
Elisa Sighicelli Exhibition – Flinders Uni City Gallery, State Library, North Tce

Friday 29 February - 6pm
Adelaide Biennale Exhbition - Art Gallery of South Australia, North Tce
(No entry without an invitation)

Sunday 2 March – 1 to 3pm
Artists Week Keynote Address: Doug Aitken – Elder Hall, Adelaide Uni

Sunday 2 March – 5.30pm
GRL Opening / ANAT Filter Launch – Artspace, Adelaide Festival Centre

Tuesday 4 March – 7pm
Graffiti Research Lab Throwie Workshop – Artspace, Adelaide Festival Centre

Wednesday 5 March – 6pm
This Everything Water Exhibition – Kaurna Building, SASA, UniSA City West

Thursday 6 March – 2.30 to 5pm
Light Is A Messenger Forums – Elder Hall, Adelaide Uni

Thursday 6 March – 6 to 8pm
Adelaide Ink Exhibition – Nexus , Lion Arts Centre, Morphett St

Tuesday 26 March – 6pm
Small Token Exhibition – Liverpool Street Gallery, SASA, UniSA City West

Comments

Anonymous said…
How do I score an invite to the Adelaide Biennial Exhibition?
26 February 2008 at 02:20
Unknown said…
pick an exhibition opening for us to go to while i'm in adelaide!
26 February 2008 at 13:16
Unknown said…
Thanks for the GRL plug Warren - you're a gem!! xx
6 March 2008 at 02:41
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