A World That Grows – Exhibition Celebration Event
Come and celebrate A World That Grows – 2026 SALA Festival exhibition event at Carclew
A World That Grows is an immersive installation featuring artworks by more than 400 children, developed through artist-led workshops across Carclew’s creative spaces as part of the 2026 SALA Festival.
Join us for the Exhibition Celebration Day – a public event, celebrating participating children as artists and providing an opportunity for audiences to engage with the work, artist Alice Lindstrom and the project.
The celebration event will include chalk and bubbles for the kids as well as music to enjoy as you explore the exhibition.
Exhibition Celebration Event: Saturday 15 August 2026, 10am – 1:00pm
Venue: Carclew, 11 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide
RSVP: Capacity is limited. RSVP essential.
About the Exhibition
Every contribution is unique. Through playful exploration of colour, pattern and shape, children’s artworks are woven throughout the exhibition alongside birds, insects, trees and flowers created by Alice, forming a vibrant garden of imagination in a layered space that is both carefully composed and open to change.
Together, these individual works create a shared landscape that celebrates creativity, collaboration and the many ways children imagine, make and see the world.
About Alice Lindstrom
Alice Lindstrom is an artist and illustrator known for her vibrant, expressive work that is made using paper collage, papercut, painting and drawing. Her practice draws on mid-century illustration, folk art and early twentieth-century art movements, with a bold use of colour, decorative motifs and a focus on character and expression.
For those unable to make it to the celebration event, Carclew will be open from 10am – 3pm on weekdays from the 3 – 31 August for you to wander in and have a look.
A special thank you to The Foskett Foundation for their support in helping make this exhibition possible.