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Post Office Projects is a vibrant arts space, located in the heart of historic Port Adelaide, housed in the former Port Adelaide Post Office.

04/06/2026

FRIENDS OF POP NEWS // VITALSTATISTIX

Our friends over at Vitalstatistix are hosting the Adelaide season of ‘Exposure’ by Branch Nebula next week!

Tarps down, goggles on and gloves off. Two women in their 50s bathe in deep pits of domestic detritus to investigate the body’s relationship to systems of power.
Slicked with oil and lit by microwave buzz, ‘Exposure’ is an ugly-beautiful piece by acclaimed performance artists Latai Taumoepeau and Mirabelle Wouters, who upend endless struggles of everyday expectation.

Steel bedframes dangle and scrape. Toxins ooze and whitegoods clank. In the world of ‘Exposure’, the aging female body is lain bare as a site of force and resilience as the duo submit themselves to increasingly surreal states of material force and environmental instability.

First developed at Adhocracy 2024, Vitalstatistix is thrilled to present the Adelaide premiere of this incredible work, straight after their runs in Melbourne at RISING 2026 (as part of the inaugural Australian Dance Biennale), and Sydney at PACT Theatre.

See ‘Exposure’ at the Waterside Workers Hall, located on 11 Nile Street, Yartapuulti/Port Adelaide. Tickets available via the link in bio.

Performance dates:
Thursday 11 June - Sunday 14 June 2026

[Image description: 1. Two middle-aged women on a stage surrounded by props and lit in red and blue lighting; one woman stands spraying water on the other woman who is kneeling on the ground. 2. A middle-aged woman sitting cross-legged on a stage lit in red and blue lighting, lifting goggles to her face.]

02/06/2026

JAYDA WILSON // BLAK & (UN)BOTHERED

This excerpt comes from ‘colonisation feels like…’, a poem written in response to ‘blak & (un)bothered’ by Alexis West: Birra Gubba, Wakka Wakka, South Sea Islander and Anglo Australian woman.

Come see Jayda Wilson’s exhibition and read the full text here at POP until Saturday 6 June.

Photos by Rosina Possingham.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

[Image descriptions: 1. Gallery visitors reading Alexis West's poem while standing in front of Wilson's green and gold posters. 2. A pink tile with an excerpt from West's poem. 3. A close-up of a gallery visitor reading West's poem. 4. Wilson and a gallery visitor examining the floorsheet. 5. Wilson embracing a friend while surrounded by gallery visitors.]

30/05/2026

2027 EXHIBITION PROGRAM // LAST CHANCE TO APPLY

This weekend is your last chance to submit an application to exhibit at POP in 2027!

It’s not too late to send us your proposals - we would love to hear about you, your work, and your plans for this space.

Apply via the link in bio or on our website. Applications close at 11:59pm on Sunday 31 May 2026.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

[Image description: 1. A mauve tile with navy text announcing it is the last chance to apply for POP’s 2027 exhibition program.]

28/05/2026

EDWIN HARRIS-FAULL // MONSTERS

“Edwin’s sculptural language draws from his enduring attentiveness to the natural world and resists categorisation. Part plant, part creature, part memory. Boundaries dissolve, much like his lived experience of hearing shaped over time. In the forest, listening extends beyond sound, and here, in these works, listening is tactile and embodied, a knowing that resides beyond words.” - excerpt from Chloe Tanner’s essay ‘For the Huon’, written in response to ‘Monsters’.

Come see Edwin Harris-Faull’s exhibition and read the full essay here at POP until Saturday 6 June.

Photos by Rosina Possingham.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

Edwin Harris-Faull was supported to create ‘Monsters’ by the Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grant, Create SA.

[Image descriptions: 1. Harris-Faull and a gallery visitor reading the catalogue essay. 2. A pink tile with an excerpt from Chloe Tanner's essay. 3. Gallery visitors seen from behind holding the catalogue essay. 4. Gallery visitors examining human-like ceramic sculptures on the wall. 5. A zoomed out view of ceramic sculptures on the gallery floor and walls.]

26/05/2026

2027 EXHIBITION PROGRAM // APPLICATIONS CLOSING SOON

Less than a week left to submit your application to exhibit at POP next year!

These photos from the openings of ‘Monsters’ and ‘blak & (un)bothered’ show what successful applicants can expect during the opening of their exhibition 🥂 Exhibiting artists will also receive an artist fee and superannuation, as well as curatorial and installation support throughout the development of their work.

Apply via the link in bio or on our website. Applications will close at 11:59pm on Sunday 31 May 2026.

Photos by Rosina Possingham.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

[Image description: crowds of gallery visitors attending the openings of POP’s most recent exhibitions.]

23/05/2026

STUDIO PROGRAM // 2026 STUDIO ARTISTS

Wishing a warm welcome to POP’s newest studio artists Allison Chhorn, Nicole Clift, Annie Comelli, Lesley Cooper, Bianca Hoffrichter, and Jayda Wilson! These six artists join Rita Bellati, Lee Coulthard, Maarten Daudeij, and Danny Jarratt as part of POP’s studio program for 2026. Expect to see more sneak peeks of these artists’ works soon 🎨

Images: 1. Allison Chhorn, untitled, 2024. 2. Nicole Clift, Tapestry in situ, 2026, Barreiro Historic Industrial Park, Portugal. 3. Annie Comelli, Mussel Hearts, 2024. 4. Lesley Cooper, Decay and Remediation, 2026. 5. Bianca Hoffrichter, Verge (detail view), 2025. 6. Jayda Wilson, (un)silenced, 2025.

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[Image descriptions: 1. A dark blue textured background scattered with light. 2. A purple textile piece among concrete and weeds. 3. Blue mussels in a bowl. 4. A textile work stained with organic blue and brown shapes. 5. A close-up of colourful tufted fabric. 6. Black text on a white background.]

20/05/2026

2027 EXHIBITION PROGRAM // HOW TO APPLY

Interested in applying for POP’s 2027 exhibition program? Here’s what we need from you!

We accept exhibition proposals from early- and mid-career artists and curators based locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. We are an inclusive space that encourages proposals from practitioners of any age, background, culture, and community. Proposals can span either or both gallery spaces, and can be in any medium.

Exhibiting artists will receive an artist fee and superannuation, as well as curatorial and installation support throughout the development of their exhibition.

Apply via the link in bio or on our website. Applications will close at 11:59pm on Sunday 31 May 2026.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

[Image description: A series of pink tiles with blue text outlining the three pieces of information needed to apply for the POP exhibition program.]

19/05/2026

JAYDA WILSON // BLAK & (UN)BOTHERED

Gugada and Wirangu artist Jayda Wilson’s exhibition ‘blak & (un)bothered’ presents colonisation as a sensual experience, a sensory archive of interruption all wrapped up in green and gold. With titles taken from Ali Gumillya Bakers’ ‘Racist Text Collection’, these posters embody Wilson’s engagement with poetics and archives in their wider practice.

Exhibition dates:
Wednesday 6 May - Saturday 6 June 2026

Photos by Rosina Possingham.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

[Image descriptions: 1. Wilson standing in front of their work. 2. Viewers observing Wilson's work in the gallery.]

18/05/2026

INFORMATION SESSION// 2027 EXHIBITION PROGAM CALLOUT

Do you have questions about your application for the POP 2027 exhibition Program?

Join POP Director Ruth Weldon & Curator Tania Hirschausen online or in person to hear about the 2027 Exhibitions Program Callout, tips for writing your applications, and the opportunity to ask any questions before submitting your application.

Friday 22 May, 4pm - 5pm

in person at POP or online

RSVP at link in bio or on the POP website

[Image Description: two grey tiles with navy lettering announcing the information session for the 2027 exhibition program call out]

16/05/2026

EDWIN HARRIS-FAULL // MONSTERS

‘Monsters’ is the outcome of a residency in the World Heritage southwest Tasmanian rainforests. Huon pine trees - the focus of this body of work - often grow with eye patterns, much like the eyes that form a recurring motif across Edwin Harris-Faull’s sculptures. This exhibition reflects Harris-Faull’s belief that we are all connected to trees.

Exhibition dates:
Wednesday 6 May - Saturday 6 June 2026

Images: 1. Edwin Harris-Faull, ancient, 2026, ceramic. 2. Edwin Harris-Faull, #1 dwarfed huon (1-20), 2026, ceramic. Photos by Rosina Possingham.

Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.

Edwin Harris-Faull was supported to create ‘Monsters’ by the Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grant, Create SA.

[Image descriptions: 1. White and blue root-like sculptural forms arranged on the wall in a circle and on a red plinth. 2. A tall yellow-brown ceramic sculpture resembling a trunk with leaves.]

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Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm

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