Artsvero specialises in cheerful, sparkling and colourful local handmade products. Having presented in Handmade Markets, this artist creates earrings, homewares and plenty of other products that will bring a smile to your face.  

Sue is an artist based in Rosewater, South Australia. Her works on canvas seek to capture the intricate beauty and vivid colours of extraordinary Australian birds, beaches and coastal scenes. Now painting murals as well as Stobie poles, Sue is keen to make her art accessible to the community. Her artistic journey is one of rediscovery and immersion, allowing her to delve deeply into each composition, creating not just a painting, but an experience. She strives to evoke a strong sense of space and presence, inviting the viewer to step into the scene and momentarily escape the confines of the everyday. Sue’s work can be found in private collections around Australia and across the world and Sue is happy to be contacted for Commissions.

Annalisa is a contemporary visual artist working primarily in oil paint on canvas. Her art explores the beauty of nature, emotion, and light, often focusing on single floral subjects or scenes that invite quiet reflection. She uses bold colors, layered textures, and soft edges to create a sense of movement and mood in each piece.

Ebba is a Swedish professional multi disciplinary artist and designer who specialises in illustration, animation and design. She studied Graphic design & illustration at Konstfack University of Arts Crafts and Design in Stockholm and has worked as a freelancer since she graduated 2022. Her work is visually strong, color poetical, often with playful elements. The foundation of her practice is drawing, but she loves to explore different techniques. Her art is born between the heart and the hand, in the gap between reality and imagination.

HAB is a planet conscious clothing brand that promotes sustainable fashion. Using organic and ethically sourced fibres, including HEMP, organic cotton and linen, their aim is to slow down fashion. HAB have been a crowd favourite at many a Handmade Market in the Port. 

SpinFX AustrAliA studio is based in Port Adelaide. They make colourful applique flags and bunting and also produce greeting cards and wrapping paper. SpinFX AustrAliA are another crowd favourite that bring plenty of colour to Handmade Markets. 

A local artist based in Pennington that specialises in creating a range of paintings and custom serving boards. 

Sophie Horvat is a passionate ceramicist and maker, utilising traditional and contemporary wheel throwing techniques to produce functional serving ware and statement vessels. The artist draws inspiration for their shapes and glazes from handmade traditions and the vibrant colours and textures of the Australian landscapes.

Tim is a self-taught abstract realist artist, developing a unique style while drawing inspiration from other great artists. Constantly pushing his work to evolve, his goal is to create paintings that bring warmth and character to any space. He takes inspiration from Michelangelo’s words at age 87 while painting St. Peter’s Basilica: "Ancora Imparo"—I am still learning—a philosophy he embraces in his artistic journey.

Based in Adelaide, South Australia, Tim’s artwork is collected both nationally and internationally, with pieces in homes across Australia, as well as in Switzerland, Singapore, the UK, and the US. His work extends beyond canvas, having painted murals in pubs, youth spaces, homes, and offices.

Sarah-Jane Cook (aka Roustabout Art) is a practicing artist in the Port Adelaide Enfield council area where she has lived and worked for the last twenty five years. Sarah-Jane is currently working in the field of ceramics and sculpture and exhibits regularly. Sarah-Jane had also worked as a community artist on many cultural and community projects over the last 25 years such as mosaic murals at the Kilburn and Ridley Grove Community Centres and yearly events held by council. Sarah-Jane is passionate about the healing and restorative powers of the arts and works from her home studio teaching regular workshops in clay. Sarah-Jane's personal work focuses on the subjects of environment, equality, culture and identity. Sarah-Jane is available for commissions and workshops by appointment

Kirkman Designs  is a business where Melissa Kirkman gets to share their artistic creations with the world.  

Melissa has always loved to paint and this business gives them the opportunity to digitally print unique, original paintings onto garments and sell them to anyone who wants to buy them.

Bella Field is an emerging artist based in Largs specializing in game art, illustration and worldbuilding. She studied Visual Effects & Entertainment design at Flinders University/CDW Studios and has now stepped into freelance work. Bella's work is largely inspired by her home, Australia, it's history, environment and culture as well as classic fantasy, forming uniquely fantastical work. While her work is largely digital you can always find Bella with a sketchbook in hand exploring new concepts and mediums.

Callan Fleming is a performance maker, dancer and theatre lover. Fleming has been creating dance and movement based work for over a decade, focusing on experiences involving text and movement.

John Ford started his art journey late at the age of 40. Now 81, Ford is playing catch up. John's specialty is maritime art in acrylic and water colours. He also teaches numerous classes weekly at Port Community Arts Centre. John has been awarded an OAM for services to Port Adelaide and the arts in 2021. 

Steve Glass has been painting abstracts on canvas since 1998, diversifying into community arts murals and "street art" for the last ten years or so. Steve's work ranges from animal portraits, floral imagery and logos to abstracted letters and pure geometric abstraction.

Jay Hann is a self-taught artist whose love of art stems from the imagery and creativity of the graffiti and skateboarding subcultures in the 80s' and early 90's. Today, Hann works across diverse mediums and draws inspiration from the natural environment and contemporary design within consumer culture.

Bianca Hoffrichter is an Australian contemporary artist whose practice explores ‘place’, identity, power dynamics of viewership and the ethics of exchange through installation, cross-disciplinary media and interdisciplinary collaboration. As an Honours graduate of Contemporary Art at the University of South Australia, she has undertaken significant practice-led research centering around ethical exchange in arts practice and continues to deeply engage with ongoing research based projects centering around decolonial critical dialogues.

The Eklectic Home create polymer clay earrings with a style that is quite eclectic (hence the name). The earrings created focus on a range of creative ideas and patterns and make use of various materials. 

NERYSSA Fine Jewellery is handmade with intention, focusing on quality and sustainability. With a passion for creating slowly made works of wearable art, the artist draws inspiration from nature’s ephemeral beauty, and in particular, the ocean and sea. 

I am multi-disciplinary artist who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Art) as a mature-aged student. My work is mostly paintings in acrylic paints on canvas or paper, however, I do extend into using mixed media and/or textiles on various occasions. I enjoy working in a variety of genres such as landscapes and still life, in a loose style, and I am becoming fond of doing abstracts in the past few years. I work from my home studio in Oakden.

Sharon Karpany is a First Nations artist who specialises in making and designing leather/fabric hand bags, homewares, art and hand painted cheese boards.

Zinia King is passionate about Australian Flora and Fauna and hopes that their artwork inspires a deeper appreciation of Australia's natural beauty. 

Having presented in various Handmade Markets, Koba Mundii are quickly developing a name for themselves in the unique creation of custom brassware. Get in touch with your own unique idea for a custom brass piece. 

Stephen Noonan makes high-quality and meticulously crafted original performances for theatres, public places and schools. Noonan has worked as a theatre maker for the past 30 years and specialises in theatre for young audiences for the past 15 years. 

Sophie Mosimann is a photographer who has designed a line of cards and prints that pay homage to our local area and surrounds. Feature imagery of iconic sites around Port Adelaide and nearby beaches, the Artist tries to offer different view point to well known landmarks so that they are recognisable and yet present the sight anew. Moss often works in black and white and uses tone and contrast to present strong imagery. 

Keith Preston is an experienced artist in areas of folk music, world music, theatre, puppetry and community events and festivals. He is arts officer at the Australian Migrant Resource Centre and President of Folk Alliance Australia. As a musician he has toured extensively overseas and interstate and currently works with groups and projects such as Farhan Shah& SufiOz, Hazara Sounds, Adelaide Songs, Bamboo & Shamrock as well as a freelance musician. He is Australia's foremost performer of traditional Punch and Judy puppetry and has a current theatre/puppetry production called Railway Bob. He has experience in running music festivals and concerts and established the Medieval Festivals in SA in the 1990s. he has experience in funding and managing projects and arts organisations.

Bev Puckridge is an established South Australian artist based in Port Adelaide. Bev's work has always been guided from their initial training at the SA School of Art and by an ongoing interest in contemporary art practice. Bev Puckridge's paintings are consistently based on personal exploration of space, colour, texture and line. Bev works mainly with acrylics on canvas and pushes personal boundaries by using a mixture of various mediums and techniques to establish a final narrative. Puckridge's studio overlooks the Port River, providing an ever-changing palette of soft hues and strong tones that can be seen from outside. The changing light, space, sky and water is a constant influence on the mood of each of Bev's paintings. Bev Puckridge exhibits locally at Jackalope Gallery, Port Adelaide, and at Art Images Gallery, Norwood. Their artwork is held in numerous private and corporate collections throughout Australia and also internationally.

Renowned artist Thomas Readett, a Ngarrindjeri man born and raised on Kaurna Country is Director of TR Visual Arts Pty Ltd. TRVA specialises in large-scale mural commissions, oil paintings, teaching and consultation in the areas of Arts Education, First Nations culture and much more. 

A graduate of the Adelaide Central School of Art, TRVA’s practice spans drawing, painting, video, music, advocacy and education. We are lucky enough to have a few of TRVA's murals in PAE.

Vanessa is a body artist - specifically using and making natural henna paste. She works on humans mostly, but also works on bark, paper, and wood. She offers henna workshops for adults & teenagers and been sharing her love of henna for 21 years.

Semaphore Sea Glass designs stunning and elegant artisan Sea Glass jewellery. Each Sea Glass piece is entirely genuine, not altered or grinded, having been sourced exactly as is from Adelaide's pristine metropolitan beaches and the beautiful South Australian coastline. Sea Glass pieces are individual glass fragments that have found their way into the ocean, then tumbled, worn down, frosted and smoothed by nature over many years, only to be returned to land, washed up onto the sand and rocks, to bathe in the heat of the sun or the sandblasting of the wind. Semaphore Sea Glass transform these repurposed gems into exceptional and unique handmade jewellery. 

Denis Smith's creative practice started right here around the Port. Smith creates still and moving images, educates young and old - all with a focus and deep desire to nurture our arts community locally. Smith is proud to call Port Adelaide home. 

Vatroslav is a still life photographer shooting in a bold and colorful style. Manipulating light and building a set to create a vibe or a feeling from inanimate objects feels like magic to Vatroslav. Suvala's work incorporates shooting food, drinks, products and abstract.

Rotpunkt is a collective of emerging theatre-makers on Kaurna Land. They make exciting, accessible theatre for the young and young-at-heart, with work that is multicultural multidisciplinary, and exciting. They want theatre to be part of your night out; bring your mates and enjoy.

Julia Townsend is an Australian multidisciplinary artist based in Adelaide, South Australia, whose practice spans large-scale murals, public art, painting, installation and commercial collaborations. Known for her bold geometric language and distinctive use of colour, Julia creates work that explores the relationships between people, architecture and place. Drawing influence from geometric abstraction, modernism and the built environment, her work often plays with perspective, repetition and flat forms that create a sense of depth, movement and spatial illusion. Julia has delivered public and commercial artworks across Australia, working with councils, property developers, architects, festivals, hospitality venues and major brands. Her projects range from large-scale exterior murals and streetscape interventions to site-specific installations, brand collaborations and integrated artworks.

Bob Window produces homewares from hand printed and vintage fabric. All products are printed and made in Adelaide. Bob Window is particularly known for creating work that features themes tied to the Port and surrounds.