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T'Arts Collective

Adelaide, SA

Twenty-one years ago, two Adelaide textile artists frustrated by gallery walls that couldn't accommodate scarves and wearable art started their own. T'Arts Collective in Gay's Arcade is now a not-for-profit run entirely by its working members, who take turns staffing the shop. Glass, silver jewellery, leatherwork, woven textiles and metal sculpture fill the space — made by the people selling it.

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10G Gays Arcade, Rundle Mall, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Adelaide
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