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Welcome to the 11th SALA Festival.

This two week festival is about showcasing South Australia’s visual artists; their talent, diversity and creativity. It is also an opportunity for you as audience to become involved.

The SALA Festival is when we celebrate the unique contribution our artists bring to the community and our identity. It is an occasion to venture out and discover just who are local artists are, view works that are beautiful, thought provoking and inspiring.

Getting started...

There are over 400 exhibitions, open studios, workshops, artist talks and screenings that you can choose from. Venture into the world of Moving Image at the Queens Theatre, or do something totally different by joining a night tour of projection art by cycle. You will find art on the street, encounter art that moves –whether on a screen, a building or simply you.

Why not head north? Port Augusta Cultural Centre is in the spotlight during 2008 and has produced a great showcase of regional artists. The region will come alive with art, workshops and day and night events. South Australian regions are overflowing with local art. Spend a day anywhere in the State, and you will encounter diverse and engaging works produced by local artists.

The Clare Valley will come alive with local art. Hundreds of schools children will launch their kites as part of the ‘Painting the Sky’ Project. Indulge yourself in art with more than 35 exhibitions and events to choose from. In the Barossa Valley galleries and wineries will once again bring local art and fine foods together along the SALA Festival degustation trail.

A day to find your very own treasure may be at SALA on Sale. Held in Adelaide’s vibrant East End, there is sure to be a work that catches your eye. Workshops and live entertainment will abound at this family fun day. Download your registration form here. PDF

Self drive maps and area leaflets have been designed to help you plan your journey, and going over 2 weeks and 3 weekends, there is no reason to miss out. Download your self drive maps here...  Adelalide Arcade, King William Road, City of Unley, Port Adelaide and Enfield, Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, Murraylands and Adelaide City are covered.

The I Am Me exhibition is located at DECS Gallery in the city and the Adelaide Gaol. See the news item below for a slist of which schools are at which venue.  Or call the SALA Office on 8218 8450

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