Intersection Community Event: Wonderground Barossa
Description
Join us for a casual community catch up at Wonderground Barossa as part of the Intersection Regional Tour.
Friday 20 November 2026
6:00 – 7:30pm (Wonderground will be open from 5:30pm to view the gardens and gallery)
Wonderground Gallery
130 Heinze Rd, Seppeltsfield SA 5355Free for all creatives in the community! Please RSVP
Light refreshments provided including free glass of wine on arrival thanks to Wonderground Gallery and Mirus Wines
Guildhouse and Country Arts SA are hosting a community event at Wonderground Gallery for artists, arts-lovers and members of the community based in the Barossa and surrounds to come together, connect and network.
Come chat with the team from Guildhouse and Country Arts SA and celebrate the creativity of the region!
Providing space and a place for collective exchange; the event will feature an informal artist talk with local artists Crista Bradshaw and Janelle Amos sharing their experiences of being regional artists.
Come listen, connect, and share with lived experiences, delicious light snacks and enjoying excellent company! A friendly event open to all people, practitioners and ages, we welcome you to join us.
If you haven’t connected with Guildhouse or Country Arts SA before, please join us, we look forward to connecting with you and learning about your practice.
As part of the Intersection Regional Tour delivered in partnership by Guildhouse and Country Arts SA, Intersection aims to strengthen professional arts practice with remote and regional creatives by celebrating the creativity in South Australia’s regions. This program is a foundation that grows and showcases regional creatives' valuable and dynamic experiences.
Intersection is delivered as a collaboration and partnership between Guildhouse and Country Arts SA with principal support from the Adés Family Foundation.
About the Speakers
Janelle Amos
Janelle Amos lives & creates from her studio surrounded by her family vineyard property in the Barossa, South Australia. Janelle's art practice is heavily informed by the energy of the natural rural environment surrounding her everyday Barossa life, expressing a felt sense of connectivity & observation. Dynamic mark making and sweeping gestures are signatures of Janelle’s work, results of deep noticing, sensing and listening to the interconnectedness of ecology, environment and her inner-self. This sensitive eco-somatic approach invites a raw untamed freedom, play and discovery into her practice. Janelle’s contemporary works express the connection between the physical and atmosphere, a sensory attunement to oneself in the landscape, to reawaken, reconnect and realign. Acrylics, graphite and pastels stir a lucid emotional resonance held in shape, line and colour, embodying a sense of both restoration and refreshing exhilaration.
Crista Bradshaw
Crista Bradshaw is a proud Wangkumara contemporary artist based in Adelaide, South Australia. Disconnected from her heritage growing up, her practice is rooted in a process of cultural reconnection after discovering the impact of colonisation on her family’s ties to their Mob. Working across expanded painting, sculpture, installation, and text-based media, Bradshaw explores the convergence of First Nations and Western identities. Her research-led practice draws on the Dreaming, archival material, and site visits to Country, using an Indigenist methodology to address the silences left by colonial violence. She recently completed a First Class Honours degree in Creative Arts at the University of South Australia, receiving a University Medal and the UniSA Creative Graduate Exhibition Prize. She has exhibited widely across South Australia. Her work has featured in Stories (2017) at the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, A Quarter Turn Around the Sun (2020) at the SASA Gallery, Epoch (2021) at UniSA, and Yawara muku nura (language graveyard) (2023) at the Helpmann Graduate Exhibition at ACE Gallery, where she received the SALA Award. She has also exhibited at The Mill’s, Still Self (2023), in the group show Limen (2024), and in the solo online exhibition gawa nali yanta-ra nanta nura-anani (come on, we’ll go to my camp). Most recently, she presented her solo exhibition Yuru Walbiri-ana: Only Shadow at the Burra Regional Art Gallery. Christa was the recipient of The Guildhouse Collections Project with the City of Adelaide, supported by CreateSA and presented with Tarnanthi Festival.
About Intersection
Intersection is a bespoke professional development program connecting artists, craftspeople, designers and creatives in regional communities across South Australia delivered as a collaboration and partnership between Guildhouse and Country Arts SA with principal support from the Adés Family Foundation.
Learn more about Intersection here.
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If you do not wish to be photographed please inform the photographer or a staff member.
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