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Asbestos-containing material at Seaford caves

Asbestos-containing material (ACM) has been identified at the site of the former Seaford fisherman’s caves.

Sauerbier House culture exchange

Stone building with grey roof in the background with lawns and gardens in the foreground. A straight path leads to the front door.

Sauerbier House is a City of Onkaparinga cultural destination which publicly presents and supports the development of contemporary artworks and site responsive studio projects. The house sustains an interactive artist in residence program alongside a vibrant exhibition schedule delivered as residency outcomes and standalone exhibitions.

Local and visiting artists at all stages of their career can capitalise on opportunities to create new works and exhibit in a professional and supportive environment. Interactions with resident artists, locals and visitors are offered through regular exhibition launches, open studio sessions, artist’s talks and skill sharing workshops and events.

Port Noarlunga Arts Precinct program(PDF, 3MB)

Exhibitions

Margaret Ambridge - ENCROACHMENT

Concrete, a creeping cancer on the fragile scrub; extinguishing
diversity of place and experience. Raindrops nourishing the soil
it finds, softly battering concrete into impermanence.

Jorji Gardener - TRACING ABSENCE

Integrating fieldwork and studio practice, Gardener explores local birds and their stories in the Onkaparinga region, mapping ecological
relationships and foregrounding other-than-human connections to place.

Kultar Ahluwalia - THE COMMUTE

A multidisciplinary micro-gig in a mini-black box theatre. Ruminating on the commute back and forth when all we needed was right here.

TENTH HOUSE - Sauerbier House celebrates Ten Years

As we celebrate 10 years of Sauerbier House championing contemporary artistic practice in the City of Onkaparinga, we acknowledge and honour the enduring legacy, dedication and stewardship of the Sauerbier House Reference Group through an exhibition of their collective works.