Best Creative Workshops In Adelaide Near Me

4worldlovers: The number one institute of higher education in South Australia for undergraduates studying creative arts*

Adelaide Central School of Art is delighted to present Shedding, a new solo exhibition by 2023 SALA feature artist Helen Fuller. This esoteric survey show has been staged to coincide with the publication of a new monograph dedicated to the artist’s prolific, multifaceted practice.

4worldlovers: If your dream is to work for a film or game studio and be part of the team that creates the next blockbuster film packed with visual effects, animation, crazy futuristic vehicles, and amazing characters, or if you see yourself working on the next AAA game, then you can’t miss this open day!

Our training facilities in Adelaide, Melbourne & Sydney will all be open on Saturday the 26th August for guided tours, presentations & Q&A. Come down and learn all about the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Effects and Entertainment Design). This is the degree that will kick start your career in the film or game industry.

Our Adelaide training facility will also be running a FREE life drawing class after the presentations! If you would like to come to the free life drawing session, please make sure to select it when you register. Space is limited so please get in quick!

Please note: The model will be in costume and we will provide paper, but you will need to bring your own pencils or charcoal.

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The Adelaide Art Society was founded in 1952 by a small group of dedicated artists who wished to foster a high standard in the visual arts. Our Studio, built-in 1878 and used for many years as a grain store, consists of a large studio/gallery with excellent lighting, a smaller second studio, kitchen and storeroom. There are around 150 members of the Society, both amateur and professional artists.


We aim to foster art among our members and the wider community by the provision of a comfortable well equipped working space. We offer activities including

Painting groups (‘sketch groups’) covering a wide variety of subjects and situations.

Opportunities to exhibit regularly, informally through sketch groups as well as formally, in selected and unselected exhibitions.

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I recently did a eight week course on abstract art though Adelaide Art Classes. It was brilliant! The instructor Joe led us through different techniques and styles within the abstract school, starting with sketching and moving onto collage work and oil panting. His advice and teachings were invaluable and changed my whole outlook on not just the creation of art but also taught me how to alter my traditional thought patterns and add innovation and problem solving to other aspects of my life. The course was structured yet we had the freedom to explore and create in ways individual to our taste and interest. Joe gave us activities and advice on what we were doing but always left a lot of space for us to develop our creativity. He showed us the work of prominent abstract artists to support his teachings which I found really helpful. Before starting the course I was a little apprehensive as I haven’t done much art before and I thought everyone else would be very serious artists. This wa...

Such an awesome class; our teacher Lizabella was brilliant. It was relaxed and fun.

I attended the art classes as a support worker for my client. My client thoroughly enjoyed her experience and has been back for a second time. The group was very inclusive and I was impressed by how the instructors were accommodating and flexible for my client. I highly recommend this course.

Art Classes Adelaide is a collaboration between artists, art teachers and performers.

Our classes are hands-on creative sessions. They are fun, challenging, and forward-thinking and you get to spend time with like-minded people. We work together with Art Logic Gallery and their artists to create workshops suitable for all levels of ability that encourage confidence and inspire.

Our teaching is bespoke; we use sound, lights, props, exciting materials, and drawing, painting and sculptural techniques to create unforgettable visual experiences.

Classes take place in Art Logic’s gallery in Largs North or we bring our workshops to you.

4worldlovers: Study photography in our inclusive creative environment. The Centre for Creative Photography specialises in education for all walks of life, no matter who you are, what age you are or what photographic path you are on.

We also offer studio and facility hire - giving you the space to make magic happen.


What do you want? Who do you want to become? Is this a dream you never realised or a path you are already on?

+ I am a beginner but I want to become a photographer

+ I know my way around manual mode and want to improve my photography skills

The Certificate IV is the place to start if you are a beginner or wanting to do the Diploma and have not yet completed the Certificate IV.

The Certificate IV core topics are indicated in the yellow hexagons. These topics must be completed along with two electives (indicated in the grey hexagons), for a total of nine subjects in order to complete the Certificate IV.

In order to complete the Diploma you must have completed the Certificate IV. Then you must complete the four Diploma core topics (blue hexagons) and five additional electives. You will need a mix of group A, B and C electives per the chart legend.

However, if you are not wanting to complete the Certificate IV or Diploma, students are very welcome to take courses individually as long as they meet the course prerequisites stipulated in the course outline or can provide RPL or the equivalent.

Our aim at the Centre for Creative photography is always to help our students get the most out of their studies and to get them where they want to be. We will work with you to create a learning path that will work best with your schedule and goals.

We know your name, we get to understand your goals and we do our best to provide learning

We specialise in teaching photography. Meaning our focus (no pun intended) is entirely on you and what you need from your education.

However - cheaper doesn’t mean lesser quality. We have a close-knit team who knows how to make magic for much less.

Flexible study options that can work around you and your lifestyle.

Change between part time, online, full time or taking a break on a term-by-term basis – no questions asked, no need to fill in any forms.

Guide your education towards what you actually want to learn and practice.

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The premier organisation for writers and writing in the state, Writers SA puts South Australian writers at the heart of national literary life.

With a bold vision and vibrant member community, we foster literary culture, create vital opportunities and industry pathways, and support writers at all stages, through an array of programs, festivals, services, and events. Find out more.

Book into a workshop or event, find a literary opportunity, or contact us to get involved.

4worldlovers: Danielle Barrie’s work often utilises simple geometric shapes to explore binary oppositions of the feminine and masculine, organic and industrial as well as using materials and surface finishes to create juxtapositions. She hopes to create work that is reached for everyday, forming part of individuals lives and memories. Wanting to explore the complex history of jewellery through using ancient skills rooted in craftsmanship Danielle hopes to create playfully refined pieces that uplift and embolden its wearer.

Image: Pearlescent Exhibition Group Shot, Danielle Barrie, 2022, Sterling silver, 18ct gold, 9ct gold, freshwater pearls, garnet gemstone. Photograph Connor Patterson.

We acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional owners of the land upon which we work. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Guildhouse offers a range of membership packages to assist you to grow your practice, achieve your career goals and meet requirements as an arts professional, including a tailored insurance package.

Guildhouse offers a range of customisable professional services to support organisations and individuals to engage with South Australia’s exceptional artists, craftspeople, and designers.

Guildhouse actively contributes to the development of the visual art, craft and design sectors through advocacy, targeted research and capacity building.

With a variety of programs and commissions available to help grow your creative practice, Guildhouse membership opens the door to unique opportunities.

Stay up to date with the latest Guildhouse news. Hear about our latest call outs, recent announcements, sector news and keep up to date with artistic practice in South Australia.

Guildhouse supports the professional development of artists, and connects creatives with the broader arts ecology. We’ve built a variety of Toolkits to help you navigate maintaining a sustainable practice.

With Guildhouse members working across all areas of visual art, craft and design, their work is often sought for public installation and private commission. Discuss with us your project or commission requirements today.

Guildhouse Programs support and promote creative practitioners, offering opportunities for ongoing professional development, creative challenges that exist beyond the studio environment, while also building and engaging with new audiences.

Guildhouse offers a variety of events throughout the year that can benefit creatives across different aspects of their career. Check out the events we’ve currently got scheduled to find out how a Guildhouse event can help you.

University of Adelaide, Wangu Poles by Paul Herzich, photograph courtesy the University of Adelaide.

Guildhouse is a not for profit organisation that supports South Australian visual artists, craftspeople and designers to build and maintain sustainable careers.