HOUSEWARMING PARTY / EXHIBITION

DATE: 18TH FEBRUARY 2026
TIME: 6PM
LOCATION: 266 Angas Street (OUR NEW SPACE)

Isla Hannan Francis • Ariella Napoli • Gassan Aqel • Luna Chan • Christine Poon • Tarsha Cameron • Tayer Stead • Ava Viscariello • Eleen Deprez • Abbey Murdoch • Nicole Clift • Ena Grozdanic • Suzanne Close • Asha Southcombe • Athanasios Lazarou • Madeline Reece • Rebecca McEwan • Brianna Speight • Alice Castello • Lee Walter • Liv Spiers • Tamara Baillie • Bernadette Klavins • Kate Kurucz • Alice Blanch • Lauren Abineri • Luke Wilcox • Jenna Pippett Carly Snoswell • Ray Harris • Polly Dance • Riley O'Keeffe • Patrick Rees • James L Marshall •  Matt Huppatz • Sam Howie • Jessie Lumb •
Monte Masi (founding member) •
Logan Macdonald (founding member) 

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. We will be carrying out the rest of this year's programming at Compton Street.

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.

A big thank you to Creative Australia and Create SA for making this move possible.

FELTspace respectfully acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation, and the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains as the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work in Tarntanyangga, Adelaide.