Carlisle Street Arts Space

Carlisle Street Arts Space (CSAS) at St Kilda Town Hall presents a diverse exhibition program that encourages innovation in arts practice.

The Gallery is currently closed for exhibition changeover.
It will reopen on 26 June 2026 with Shared Ground: A Survey of Works by the Shakespeare Grove Artists.

Upcoming Exhibition

Image by Dr Lisa Anderson

26 June to 26 July 2026

Shared Ground A Survey of Works by the Shakespeare Grove Artists

Shared Ground brings together a diverse survey of works by 15 artists undertaking residencies at the Shakespeare Grove Artist Studios, a longstanding hub for creative practice in the City of Port Phillip. The exhibition reflects the breadth of artistic approaches fostered within the studios, spanning painting, sculpture, installation, ceramics, digital media, fashion and jewellery design, alongside cross-disciplinary practices.

Featured artists: Lisa Anderson, Carolyn Cardinet, Isabella Darcy, Janenne Eaton, Kubota Fumikazu, Gail Hastings, Howard Kimber, Salvatori Lolicato, Luciano, Helen Philipp, Jonny Reding, Tania Lou Smith, Anselm van Rood, Clarine Wilmar, Emilie Wright.

Opening Event

Join us for the opening of Shared Ground
Wednesday 1 July, 6 to 8 pm
Carlisle Street Arts Space, 99a Carlisle Street, St Kilda

About the gallery

Gallery opening hours

Location: Carlisle Street Art Space, 99a Carlisle Street, St Kilda VIC 3182
Opening Hours: 8.30 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday (closed public holidays)
Cost: Free

Carlisle Street Arts Space (CSAS) is a versatile exhibition space presenting a range of creative and visual arts practice. Located just inside the main entrance of the St Kilda Town Hall, the CSAS presents a diverse exhibition program that enhances the cultural vitality of the community and encourages innovation in arts practice.

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