Neoterica at Adelaide Festival

Neoterica brings together new works from 20 mid-career artists in South Australia in a celebration of their enduring contribution to our visual arts landscape. Following on as the second iteration from Neoteric 2022 and included in The Adelaide Festival 2024, showing at the Northeastern Concourse of the Adelaide Railway Station.

Gallery image courtesy of Sam Roberts.

Neoterica at Adelaide Festival

Adelaide Railway Station, North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia

neotericproject@gmail.com

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Neoterica at Adelaide Festival