Tutti Visual Arts Studio

27/05/2026

This National Reconciliation Week, Tutti Arts acknowledges we create across the unceded lands of the Kaurna and Peramangk people.

This year’s artwork Gaagal by Gumbaynggirr Bundjalung artist Otis Hope Carey uses the movement of water as a powerful metaphor for connection and collective action, reflecting the 2026 theme All In.

Like ripples moving outward, reconciliation grows when we each commit to creating change together, every day.

15/05/2026

13/05/2026

How do we remember people and places? Rebecca Eglinton’s work: Pieces of Memories is on display at the Barossa Museum as part of History Month. Official opening Thursday 14 May from 3.30pm – view until 30 May. Entry $5 pay at the door, no booking required. Details: https://tutti.org.au/events-gallery/whats-on/pieces-of-memories-by-rebecca-eglinton/
Country Arts SA Barossa Regional Gallery

12/05/2026

It is more than just music; it is an act of radical disability pride. Support the goals of disabled performers: https://www.givenow.com.au/tuttiarts2026

11/05/2026

Don’t miss out on Josh Maloney’s exhibition Local Legends!
Artwork:The Workers Memorial, Black Diamond Corner by Josh Maloney.

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

Local Legends by Josh Maloney explores how artists shape history by drawing from archival reference photos of Port Adelaide and the Lefevre Peninsula. Opens 5 May – also available to view online – check our website for details: https://tutti.org.au/events-gallery/whats-on/local-legends-by-josh-maloney/
Artwork: Josh Maloney, The Wool Stores, 2026, marker and acrylic marker on paper

18/03/2026

Studio Magic at Port Adelaide today! 🪄✨ [ID: 1. Detail of Artwork by Dannielle Zozuk. A hand carefully draws fine lines with a pen across a vibrant pink abstract painting layered with flowing contours and gradients. Image 2. Detail of artwork by Jasmine Jones. A vibrant abstract composition of interlocking organic shapes in bold blues, purples, greens, and warm accents. Image 3. Artwork detail of work by Cassandra Nickels. Earthy tones of pine tree in ink. Image 4. Detail of artwork by Josh Maloney. A monochromatic stylised drawing of a historical photograph depicting the busy intersection of Black Diamond Corner in Port Adelaide.

11/03/2026