Exhibitions and Collections
Fascinating exhibitions to explore year-round.
All events at Adelaide Festival Centre venues are being held in accordance with SA Health direction and the South Australian Roadmap for Easing Covid-19 Restrictions. The Adelaide Festival Centre website offers Event Guidelines in response to the most current information.
Adelaide Festival Centre’s year-round program of free exhibitions features local, national and international artists, large-scale moving image works, and works from the Centre’s expansive collections including the Performing Arts Collection of South Australia.
While the QBE Galleries in the Festival Theatre foyer are currently closed and will reopen when it is safe to do so, the outdoor media screens on King William Road will continue to feature works from the Moving Image Program 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
During this time we are also working to present our programs in online formats where we can. Please continue checking here on our website for further announcements as well as the Adelaide Festival Centre Facebook page.
2020 Adelaide Parklands Art Prize
The biennial Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize celebrates the beautiful Park Lands that surround the city of Adelaide – the world’s only city located in a park.
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Open Call: Moving Image Program
Adelaide Festival Centre calls for Expressions of Interest from artists across the globe to submit works for inclusion in our Moving Image Program.
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Artists & Works: Moving Image Program
Artist statements and information about works selected for the Moving Image Program.
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Performing Arts Collection
The Performing Arts Collection is a rich, diverse and ever-evolving archive that records and displays the history of the Performing Arts in South Australia.
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Adelaide Festival Centre Works of Art Collection
Our expansive Works of Art Collection comprises artworks, paintings, sculptures, moving image works, photography and textiles.
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Walk of Fame Exhibition
Our Walk of Fame honours the of talented professionals who have contributed to the performance history of Adelaide Festival Centre since it opened in 1973.
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Celebrating OUR MOB in 2020
View significant First Nations artworks from Adelaide Festival Centre’s unique Works of Art Collection
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