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 membership includes 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.

In the traditions of the studio glass movement, Nick Mount is an advocate for communal training and production, and has a reputation for being a generous teacher and mentor. Nick’s work is materials and process driven. His early exposure to the thriving studio glass scene on the West Coast of the United States, and the historic and cultural traditions of the Venetians remain an enduring influence. So too does his commitment to continually expanding his knowledge of the enigmatic qualities of glass and his belief in the power of working with his hands.

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.

Laura Wills is a visual artist based in Adelaide, South Australia. She has an expanded approach to her practice, involving collaboration, ethics, participation and community-based projects. Wills is interested in the social context of art and ecological art projects, exploring themes such as travel, shelter, the environment, mapping and food issues. 

Image: courtesy the artist.