This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

Lizard Tree Camp, by Bob Landt, watercolour, photo supplied by artist
Angela Brennan, The bountiful daisy, watercolour, photo supplied by artist
Ann Neagle, My Happy Place, mixed media on canvas, 90 x 90cm
Adelaide Fringe 2026

RSASA Members Autumn Exhibition

An exhibition of vibrant artworks, showcasing works from professional and emerging artists of all levels. Their distinguished works fill the walls of our historical gallery, bringing life and exuberance, welcoming visitors, especially the artists participating.

Lost Treasure Drawing Fest will also be held during this exhibition, encouraging all to take up a pencil and draw, and draw some more. A passion by Coordinator Graham Dunstan. 

A volunteer run organsation, celebrating 170 years in 2026, being the oldest continuous running Art Society in Australia. Much to boast about from passionate artists, painters, photographers, sculptors, textile artists, and those who work in mixed media, and just enjoy promoting all and anything art.

Presented by: Royal South Australian Society of Arts Inc

The Royal South Australian Society of Arts Inc. is the oldest continuously running art society in Australia, celebrating it's 170th anniversary in 2026. In a historic gallery on Level One of the Institute Building, one of the oldest on North Tce, Adelaide. A gallery where significant artists over the last 170 years have showcased their works with pride and inherited importance. where works by Hans Heysen, John Goodchild, Edward Davies, Tom Bone, Mervyn Smith, Ruth Tuck, Jeffrey Smart, Dorrit Black, Jemes and Dora Cant and so many more have assisted in the organising of exhibitions and now to members of today showcasing their amazing works providing a legacy to uphold, and we do. Home of RSASA Portrait Prize, RSASA Youthscape Art Prize for young artists 15 - 26 years, RSASA Abstract Prize
Visual Arts and Design • Visual Art
South Australia • World Premiere

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes
Target audience: Kindergarten (4) | Junior Primary (5-7) | Primary (8-11) | Middle School (12-14) | High School (15-17)

Accessibility

 
High visual content
 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

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Presented by: Royal South Australian Society of Arts Inc

The Royal South Australian Society of Arts Inc. is the oldest continuously running art society in Australia, celebrating it's 170th anniversary in 2026. In a historic gallery on Level One of the Institute Building, one of the oldest on North Tce, Adelaide. A gallery where significant artists over the last 170 years have showcased their works with pride and inherited importance. where works by Hans Heysen, John Goodchild, Edward Davies, Tom Bone, Mervyn Smith, Ruth Tuck, Jeffrey Smart, Dorrit Black, Jemes and Dora Cant and so many more have assisted in the organising of exhibitions and now to members of today showcasing their amazing works providing a legacy to uphold, and we do. Home of RSASA Portrait Prize, RSASA Youthscape Art Prize for young artists 15 - 26 years, RSASA Abstract Prize

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