Main photo: Joshua Heath
Future-focused museum MOD. is hosting its first nighttime market showcasing 13 local creators and four live music performances. Taking place on Friday September 15 from 6 pm to 9 pm, the free event is one of the last times to see MOD.’s 2023 exhibition, FLEX.
With Napoli-style pizza and Chatime on offer, the Discovery Market welcomes visitors to meet young talented makers, shop special pieces, explore the gallery, and soak in local live music.
Here are the 13 creators and four performers you’ll discover >>
NATIVIS JEWELLERY
Shimmering with gemstones, Nativis pieces are handcrafted, nature-inspired, and embody the essence of fairy-core.
MOORA
Paintings and drawings by emerging artist Moora Nguyen explore botany, Asian mythology, and her childhood imaginations.
GEWGAWS
Handmade ceramics with serious personality. GewGaws pieces resemble whimsical, quirky, and expressive creatures.
NO SCRUBS VINTAGE
Curated vintage clothing featuring eclectic pieces from the 1960s to the 1990s.
HAPPY CACTUS
Succulents and cacti potted in upcycled and makeshift pots.
HOLLEY RENTSCH
Holley Rentsch specialises in large-scale watercolour paintings and drawings.
SOPHIE HORVAT
Ceramicist Sophie Horvat’s collection features handmade functional tableware and statement vessels inspired by textures and colours of Australian landscape.
Kxx Art
Prints and stickers of sketchbook doodles and detailed artworks.
HALLOWEEN HALFTIME
Handmade silly dolls and quirky puppets.
Wonky Chunky Crochet
Handmade crochet garments and goodies, from sleeves and tops to floppy hats and bandanas.
Divinnity Design
Unique acrylic Jewellery pieces created by 2D and 3D artist Vinny.
The Birds and The Beads
Colourful beaded jewellery, including waist-beads to necklaces.
Lauren Bull
Musician and songwriter Lauren Bull combines contemporary indie rock and classical music. She’ll perform a live set while she’ll also have prints of her photography for sale.
KATIE ASPEL
Acclaimed for her beautiful vocals, Ngarrindjeri/Gunditijmara singer/songwriter Katie Aspel shares her stories and connects with others through her music.
Naomi Keyte
Folk and alt-pop musician Naomi Keyte’s songs are stripped back, and her live performances are intimate.
Kayla Ikeeboh
Singer-songwriter Kayla Ikeeboh brings a unique blend of indie-pop and soul to her music.
Discovery Market: Friday September 15 // North Terrace, (adjacent Morphett Street) Adelaide 5000
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