18.02.10 - 15.06.10
HEYSEN TRAIL EXHIBITION

HILTON ADELAIDE, 233 VICTORIA SQ, ADELAIDE

This inaugural exhibition features original works from 25 local artists, depicting aspects of or inspired by SA's most famous walking trail. Running simultaneously across six galleries throughout the state - this spectacular showcase is an engaging mix of oils, acrylics, watercolours and photography. Exhibiting artists include John Whitney, Janet Bridgland, Nik De Masi, Peter Coad, Tom O'Callaghan and Catherine Fitz-Gerald.

20.02.10 - 31.03.10
MERGE BY LEAH SMITH AND HAYWOOD BY LAURA SMITH

ARTCAFE, HIGHER GROUND 9 LIGHT SQ, ADELAIDE

The mother and daughter pair - with over 30 years of artistic experience between them - are exhibiting a number of painted works on canvas in a variety of media as well as some sculpture by Laura Smith.

27.02.10 - 02.05.10
BEFORE AND AFTER SCIENCE

ART GALLERY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA NORTH TCE

Before And After Science lands at the Art Gallery as part of the Adelaide Festival Of Arts and with it brings 22 of Australia’s most innovative and exciting contemporary artists. Here, they present installation and sculpture using traditional and non-traditional materials which feature strongly alongside collage, film and painting; most wrapped around the concepts of alchemy and transformation.

18.03.10 - 11.04.10
TRAFFIC

GALLERY 139, 139 MAGILL ROAD, STEPNEY

With a fascination for advertising material, a heap of artistic flair and a healthy interest in affichistes (torn poster art), Ian McFarland presents new mixed media reflecting the ebb and flow of traffic in the big smoke. Think ripped patterns, sun faded colours, residual brush strokes of application and the imprinted pattern of brick and corrugated iron.

02.03.10 - 01.04.10
PRETENDING THINGS ARE A COCK

URBAN COW STUDIO 11 FROME ST, ADELAIDE

Comedic photographic exhibition Cock is an experiment in contemporary art that delves into the nature of masculinity and sex and exposes the varied societal interpretations of irony.

20.02.10 - 09.05.10
EXPOSED! THE STORY OF SWIMWEAR

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MARITIME MUSEUM 126 LIPSON ST, PORT ADELAIDE

Movie sirens, aquatic stars, bathing beauties, models, athletes, sporting icons, swimmers and designers all played their part in the evolution of the modern swimsuit. Blurring the boundaries between underwear and outerwear, the swimsuit continues to make shockwaves.

17.03.10 - 17.04.10
IT REALLY IS PERSONAL WITH THE COKERS

DRAGONFLY BAR + DINING 193 VICTORIA SQ, ADELAIDE

The Cokers are an artist family. Three out of the family of six have their work in this show. There are Jan's figurative pastel drawings favouring colour and feeling, Richard's collages mixing common cultural images with diverse colours, shapes and textures, and Kamal's pen, pencil and marker drawings.

26.03.10 - 01.05.10
ANIMORPHOS – EXPLORING THE ANIMAL INSTINCTS OF HUMAN NATURE

URBAN COW STUDIO 11 FROME ST, ADELAIDE

Painters Madeline Reece, Rose-Marie Wilkinson and Kate Gagliardi, contemporary jeweller Claudia Deese-Linder, ceramicist George Zacharoyannis and textile artist Stephanie English showcase their latest creations, each focussing on the theme of animal instincts within human nature, encompassing primal nature, its beauty and the raw sinister side of instinctual desires.