Barossa's Art Culture

The Arts are part of the Barossa lifestyle and in every town you will find art galleries and craft outlets to browse through and buy from. Studios offer the chance to visit artisans at work, and heritage crafts including cooperage and quilting provide a treasured link to the Barossa's rich history. Many wineries, cafes and retail outlets feature permanent and touring exhibitions, merging the pleasures of food, wine and the arts.

To immerse yourself in the local art scene visit the Barossa Regional Gallery in Tanunda. Home to the Barossa Vintage Festival collection and the Soldiers Memorial Gallery, the Regional Gallery hosts a variety of local and touring exhibitions. Other permanent features include the Long Gallery, dedicated to work by local artists, and the Hill and Son Grand Organ restoration project. A true community effort, the project is a labour of love for local craftsmen and organ lovers and will see this magnificent instrument, originally built for the Adelaide Town Hall, restored to its former glory.

'The Power of the Place'

An Exhibition of Landscape Paintings presented by Red Opus Art Space

Contact  Cellar Door 08 8524 6140 www.linfieldroadwines.com and www.redopusartspace.com.au

Location 65 Victoria Terrace, Williamstown

Opening Hours Cellar Door is open 10am - 5pm, 7 days a week (except Xmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day), so call in and check out the striking artwork on display over the holiday period!

Linfield Road Wines are excited to announce that we have teamed up with the fantastic Adelaide gallery 'Red Opus Art Space', who have put together an exclusive exhibition of abstract and impressionistic landscapes which are now on show in the Cellar Door.

This exhibition brings together work by a number of artists working in different mediums and styles. They are united in that each work relates to the landscape and conveys something of the artists response to the natural world, both as it is experiences and imagined, A number of the artists represented have strong associations with the local landscape as previous dwellers in the Adelaide Hills near Williamstown.

The artists include Kathleen Munn, who is a past winner of the prestigious Heysen Prize, and Barbara Flaun, whose stunning work 'The Spirit of the Place' was a finalist in this years Heysen Prize.

'Hills and Horizons' Exhibition at Kabminye Wines

An exhibition of recent oil paintings by Moculta artist Charlie Pedler.

Where Peripheral art space at Kabminye Wines Lot 7 & 11 Krondorf Road Tanunda

When Opens Sat February 2010 20th and concludes 20th April 2010.

Gallery hours Mon - Sun 11am - 5pm or by appointment.  The gallery will be closed on Good Friday, April 2nd.

Contact For further information please contact Ilona Glastonbury on 0438 621 462 or
Ilona.glastonbury@bigpond.com 

Living in the Barossa Valley, it is difficult to avoid forming some kind of relationship with the surrounding landscape - the gorgeous hills, arching horizons and wide skies. Artists in particular are often compelled to articulate their relationship with this land and Charlie Pedler is no exception. What better space to exhibit these works than peripheral art space at Kabminye Wines? Here three storeys of glass windows invite the landscape into the building, providing a natural reflection of Pedler's interpretations in oil on canvas.