Artist-Run Initiative and gallery supporting & presenting experimental, alternative & diverse exhibitions and programs on Kaurna land.
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!
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
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)
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 Owens
See you soon!
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.
Join us for 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.
The event happens on the 31st of January, From 5pm- 9pm
Felt Outta Compton will feature a live art performance, alongside an art raffle where you could win artworks.
Tickets are available via the link in our bio, with scaled pricing to ensure accessibility for everyone.
Save the date! Our goodbye party/fundraiser event FELT OUTTA COMPTON.
Happening on the 31st of Jan, 5pm to 7pm.
More details about the performers and the event program coming soon.
FELTspace is excited to be presenting FELTlive, a night of six diverse live performances.
The event will take place on Thursday 11 December at The Queens Theater on Kaurna Yarta. Entry is free and doors open from 5:30pm performances starts at 6pm.
A one night event showcasing six dynamic and distinct performances from:
Alycia Bennett
Kristi Biezaite
Paul Gazzola
Ray Harris
Roy Ananda
and
gemma+molly (Naarm)
FELTspace invites you to a special one day opening for Adam Abdullatif as part of the FELTspace x Watch This Space artist exchange.
Adam and Yasemin have switched places, travelling to FELT and WTS to spend a week working in the studios.
The opening is on Friday the 28th of November.
Applications for our 2026 program in our NEW space are now open! Become a part of FELT history as an exhibiting artist in the first year of our new space.
Call out closes on the 28th of November
Head to our website via the link in our bio, for more information.
This is a quick response application! Deadline: November 4th. Submit concise CV, detailed performance description and relevant images to info@feltspace.org with EOI FELTLIVE in subject line. $300 artist fee for selected artworks.
Event info: Thursday 27th of November at 266 Angas st, Adelaide from 5pm. We welcome artists at any stage of their career. Alternative submission modes accepted.
Please visit the link in our bio for more information before applying.
Mark your calendars!
FELTspace invites you to experience our upcoming First Nations exhibition.
Opening night: 15th of October, 6pm.
This exhibition features works that offer reflections on culture, identity, and connection to Country.
Yarta Ngura
Artists:
Dominic Guerrero
Jayda Wilson
Curated By:
Dameeli Coates
FELTspace invites you to experience our upcoming First Nations exhibition, opening on the 15th of October and running until the 8th of November. The exhibition features works that offer reflections on culture, identity, and connection to Country.
Yarta Ngura
Artists:
Dominic Guerrero
Jayda Wilson
Curated By:
Dameeli Coates
FELTspace invites you to experience our upcoming First Nations exhibition, opening on the 15th of October and running until the 8th of November. The exhibition features works that offer reflections on culture, identity, and connection to Country.
Yarta Ngura
Artists:
Dominic Guerrero
Jayda Wilson
Curated By:
Dameeli Coates
FELTspace invites you to experience our upcoming First Nations exhibition, opening on the 15th of October and running until the 8th of November. The exhibition features works that offer reflections on culture, identity, and connection to Country.
Yarta Ngura
Artists:
Dominic Guerrero
Jayda Wilson
Curated By:
Dameeli Coates
Part 2
Our new home will be at 266 Angas Street, where we are currently preparing the space for next year’s exhibitions and programs (We will need help so keep an eye out for volunteer working bee call outs).
We are excited for what lies ahead and are eager to carry on the legacy of FELTspace in a new home. We will continue to amplify the voices of artists in a world where their voices are more important than ever.
Part 1
We are moving to a new space, starting a new chapter!
FELTspace will be relocating to a larger space that allows us to expand programming, develop projects, support more artists and increase accessibility.
Our Compton Street space is close to our hearts, and we know it holds a special place for many of you too. Leaving it behind is not easy, but change is a part of every journey. As FELTspace continues to grow, we believe this move will strengthen our ability to support artists.
You’re invited to our Annual General Meeting on Monday, 3rd November at 6:30pm.
You can come in person, but if you can’t make it, then you can join us live on Google Meet.
At the AGM we’ll share what we’ve been up to this year, talk about what’s coming next, and answer any questions you have about how FELTspace runs.
Hope to see you there.
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More details coming in the next few days.
FELTspace is an artist-run initiative supporting, developing and presenting emerging, experimental, and diverse exhibitions and public programs. Our gallery is located at 12 Compton Street, Adelaide.
Established in 2008 with an exhibition space at the heart of Adelaide's Central Market district, FELTspace has quickly become a centre for the emerging contemporary visual arts community.
