FELTspace

FELTspace Adelaide-based ARI focused on showing emerging + early career + established artists in non-commercial/institutional space. https://linktr.ee/feltspace_ari
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FELTspace is an Artist Run Initiative established in 2008. With its exhibition space in Compton Street at the heart of Adelaide’s Central Market district, FELTspace has quickly become a centre for the emerging contemporary visual arts community and an important site for the development, exhibition and discussion of new work by emerging and recognised visual artists in South Australia. FELTspace ha

s a focus on promoting emerging and early career artists, with opportunities for more established artists to show in a non-commercial and non-institutional space. Founded by Annika Evans, Rayleen Forester, Logan Macdonald, Monte Masi and Brigid Noone. The current FELTspace committee is comprised of emerging artists, writers and curators committed to the support, development and promotion of contemporary art and artists within South Australia as well as engaging with a national network of artist-run initiatives and artists.

FELTspace invites you to our May exhibition, opens on the 6th of May and runs till the 6th of June.Where My Words Belong...
22/04/2026

FELTspace invites you to our May exhibition, opens on the 6th of May and runs till the 6th of June.

Where My Words Belong

Abbey Murdoch

Abbey Murdoch is a multidisciplinary artist based on Kaurna Land (Adelaide, SA). Working across film, installation and community-led practice, she works alongside low socioeconomic communities in Adelaide to explore representation, voice and belonging, creating works that centre her own and others lived experience and challenge dominant harmful narratives.

FELTspace invites you to our May exhibition, opens on the 6th of May and runs till the 6th of June.The Reflection Of Bui...
22/04/2026

FELTspace invites you to our May exhibition, opens on the 6th of May and runs till the 6th of June.

The Reflection Of Buildings In Other Buildings

Emily Norton

‘The reflection of buildings in other buildings’ centres around domestic spaces and their replications. Illusory scenes, envisioned as a showroom or stage or screen. In the work, everyday life is cut up and rearranged; second-hand clothing, pixelated google images, waste materials and dyes from flowers and vegetables.

FELTspace invites you to our May exhibition, opens on the 6th of May and runs till the 6th of June.EmulsionsErin Hallybu...
22/04/2026

FELTspace invites you to our May exhibition, opens on the 6th of May and runs till the 6th of June.

Emulsions

Erin Hallyburton

Emulsions explores processed foods that inspire conflicting reactions in individuals and culture. Capable of producing fear, disgust, pleasure and enjoyment, these foods reveal where class politics and negative perceptions of fatness are enmeshed. By engaging with mysterious mixtures, the exhibition explores non-normative understandings of bodies as indeterminate, porous and unfixed.

Join us this Thursday 23rd of April, 5pm, for an artist talk that will delve deeper into the process, themes and ideolog...
22/04/2026

Join us this Thursday 23rd of April, 5pm, for an artist talk that will delve deeper into the process, themes and ideology of our current exhibition.

Olivia Andrews
Thea Lucia
Gegé M'bakudi

See you in our new shiny gallery! 😁✨

FELTspace Invites you to attened the opening night for our March exhibition.25th of March, 6pm.Featuring________________...
24/03/2026

FELTspace Invites you to attened the opening night for our March exhibition.

25th of March, 6pm.

Featuring
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INANIMATE

Curated By: Olivia Andrews

Annie Edwards
Vanessa Amoah Opoku
Neusa Trovoada
Pin-Yu Wu
Kate Youme
Liv Owen
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Post-Scores (Archives and Invitations into Sound and Scoring)

Thea Lucia
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REPORTS OF MEN IN FLAMES

Gegé M’bakudi
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Our new location is at:

266 Angas St, KAURNA YARTA, Adelaide, SA, 5000

SEE YOU THERE!

Mark your calendars! Our upcoming exhibition opens on March the 25th and runs till 25th of April.Thea LuciaPost-Scores (...
11/03/2026

Mark your calendars! Our upcoming exhibition opens on March the 25th and runs till 25th of April.

Thea Lucia

Post-Scores (Archives and Invitations into Sound and Scoring)

Drawing on the archiving of Thea's Post-Scores project which has been realised in schools, public space workshops, festivals and art venues since 2021, Post-Scores (Archives and Invitations into Sound and Scoring) is a dialogue with experimental composer James Tenney’s Postal Pieces (1965 -71), scores written on postcards that use multiple musical literacies such as text, drawing and graphic notation to create personal sonic articulations.

Mark your calendars! Our upcoming exhibition opens on March the 25th and runs till 25th of April.Gegé M’bakudiREPORTS OF...
11/03/2026

Mark your calendars! Our upcoming exhibition opens on March the 25th and runs till 25th of April.

Gegé M’bakudi

REPORTS OF MEN IN FLAMES

I am Gegé M’bakudi, an Angolan multidisciplinary visual artist working across video, painting, photography, performance, mixed media, and installation. My practice uses the imaginary as a political and poetic tool to reimagine social realities, confront censorship, and critically rethink masculinity, power, and postcolonial structures in contemporary Angola and beyond contexts.

Mark your calendars! Our upcoming exhibition opens on March the 25th and runs till 25th of April.Curated By: Olivia Andr...
10/03/2026

Mark your calendars! Our upcoming exhibition opens on March the 25th and runs till 25th of April.

Curated By: Olivia Andrews

Annie Edwards
Vanessa Amoah Opoku
Neusa Trovoada
Pin-Yu Wu
Kate Youme
Liv Owen

Inanimate probes how desire, attachment, and affect are increasingly projected onto non-human forms, and how those forms, in turn, reflect and reshape our understanding of connection. By stretching and destabilising each corner of meaning, Inanimate invites reflection on how intimacy might evolve and be reimagined through our increasingly entangled relationships with technological systems, offering an opportunity to respond to the future before it is imposed on us.

Check out Inanimate page

See you soon!

Join us this coming Saturday, March 14, for a panel discussion withEna Grozdanić Rayleen Forester Hen Vaughan They will ...
10/03/2026

Join us this coming Saturday, March 14, for a panel discussion with

Ena Grozdanić
Rayleen Forester
Hen Vaughan

They will discuss the history of FELTspace, share stories, and take questions from the audience.

FELTarchive starts at 11:30am and will run for one hour.

See you there!

A new chapter begins for FELTspace and we would love it if you can be part of our Housewarming Exhibition, It will featu...
09/02/2026

A new chapter begins for FELTspace and we would love it if you can be part of our Housewarming Exhibition, It will feature 39 artists who are past and present Co-Directors of FELTspace.

📍 266 Angus Street, Adelaide 5000
🗓 18 February
⏰ 6pm

Come see the new place, and celebrate where we’re heading next.

Does this program look fun??? Only one way to find out this coming Saturday 31st, 5pm.This is a night of celebration and...
30/01/2026

Does this program look fun??? Only one way to find out this coming Saturday 31st, 5pm.

This is a night of celebration and farewell as we say goodbye to our beloved Compton Street gallery. This event will also serve as a fundraiser supporting our move into a new space.

Tickets are available via the link in our bio, with scaled pricing to ensure accessibility for everyone.

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266 Angas Street
Adelaide, SA
5000

Opening Hours

Wednesday 1pm - 4pm
Thursday 1pm - 4pm
Friday 1pm - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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