SALA Festival 2026 Concludes with Awards Ceremony
The 29th South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival has concluded after a month-long celebration of visual art across South Australia. The 2026 SALA Awards were announced at The Meeting Hall, recognizing outstanding artists from emerging to established practitioners. The festival featured over 11,000 artists in more than 700 exhibitions across Adelaide and regional areas, highlighting its inclusive nature. SALA Festival CEO Bridget Alfred praised the event as a spectacular celebration of South Australian artists and audiences.
Key facts
- The 29th SALA Festival concluded after a month-long celebration.
- The 2026 SALA Awards were announced at The Meeting Hall.
- Over 11,000 artists participated in more than 700 exhibitions.
- Exhibitions were held across Adelaide and regional South Australia.
- The festival is one of the most inclusive visual art celebrations in the country.
- SALA Festival CEO Bridget Alfred commented on the festival's success.
- The awards recognized artists from emerging to established levels.
- The festival brought art and audiences together in various spaces.
Entities
Institutions
- SALA Festival
Locations
- Adelaide
- South Australia