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

A scanned white plastic bag with a happy face design, sprinkled with stars and smiley faces. It says 'happy every day'
a collage of some pictures: a white shopping bag with a smiley face saying 'thanks for shopping at ROSHAN' from Melbourne, a cropped picture of a painting of some bricks by aida azin, a motorbike driver in the philippines exchanges money with a person putting green mango into a plastic bag, someone else is assisting by opening it for them, there is a cardboard sign with texta saying '50' with a smiley face in the zero, and a black plastic bag with a pattern that looks a bit like the louis vuitton pattern with monogrammed gold flowers in different styles.
scans of: 'mercury drug' brown paper bag from the Philippines, 'adult super store' pink business card with a cartoon of a man hurridly pushing a shopping cart with sexy legs in it (sexually suggestive) from Adelaide, 2 x business cards from Taiwan (1 x advertising food)
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Shop World

A visual arts exhibition inspired by the vibrant experience of shopping at a Philippine produce market, known in Tagalog as palengke. Through painting and installation, it reimagines the tactile, sensory act of ‘shop browsing’ as a space for play and imagination. Featuring works by artists based in the Philippines, it highlights creative makers who express their unique, multilayered identities through art and street culture. The project also marks the launch of Palengke Girl, with interactive demonstrations of screen printing and airbrush painting. Curated by Aida Azin, this deeply personal project is rooted in cultural connection and joy.

Presented by: Palengke Girl

Palengke Girl is Aida Azin—an artist and connector, a friend who wants to show you something special someone made. She moves around collecting stories and artefacts the way others collect recipes or shells. Her background in the arts, social work, workshop facilitation and learning exchange converges in Palengke Girl, a deeply personal project rooted in cultural connection and joy.
Visual Arts and Design • Exhibition
International • World Premiere

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes
Target audience: High School (15-17)

Accessibility

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

Presenter

Presented by: Palengke Girl

Palengke Girl is Aida Azin—an artist and connector, a friend who wants to show you something special someone made. She moves around collecting stories and artefacts the way others collect recipes or shells. Her background in the arts, social work, workshop facilitation and learning exchange converges in Palengke Girl, a deeply personal project rooted in cultural connection and joy.