Guildhouse offers a range of membership options for established, mid-career or emerging practitioner in the visual arts, craft and design fields, alongside options for non-practicing artists, organisations, curators, arts workers and installers. Our Accredited and Allied membership options include tailor made insurance packages offering public liability insurance necessary for certain projects, such as working in public art, undertaking residencies and teaching.

Image: Ruby Chew collage workshop at the City of Adelaide Art Pod, photograph Lana Adams.

Born in Germany and raised in Adelaide with Colombian, Pakistani and Canadian heritage, Kaspar Schmidt Mumm is a third generation immigrant whose practice ranges from painting, sculpture and performance to arts writing, curating and creative direction. His motivation to make art stems from his experience of displacement and desire to develop an artistic language that crosses cultural borders – a language for the global citizen.

Image: courtesy the artist.

Our programs support and promote artists.

We offer opportunities for ongoing professional development, engagement with new audiences and an extension to the studio environment.

Image: Cedric Varcoe, painting on-site at CSIRO Waite Campus, 2021, photograph: Saul Steed.

Kasia Tons is an Adelaide born and based textile artist working with hand embroidery, soft sculpture and wearables with her work sitting somewhere between art, fashion and craft. Her process is slow and intuitive, with a colourful, loose aesthetic and recurring personal symbology through which she explores more universal themes of mental health, technology use and our connection with the environment, one another and ourselves.

Image: Kasia Tons, Beyond Homeostasis, 2020-2021, photograph Dave Laslett.